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è quello del film, ci ha fatto pure un bel documentario herzog, un folle alla kim jong il...
btw, avete letto di questo? che storia triste, prima gli picchiano la moglie incinta in galera e poi muore di leucemia quando scappano.
Ci sono altri casi di defettori dalla Corea del Nord che ricoprivano ruoli molto importanti e dopo la fuga si convertono al cristianesimo, il mio conqui aveva scritto un articolo riguardo al fatto che è successo in molti posti dove c'erano dittatori che avevano imposto efficacemente il culto della personalità che dopo la caduta tutti quanti traduscessero semplicemente il culto della personalità del dittatore in culto della perosnalità Gesù
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_Jong-nam 
Son was born in Chongjin, North Hamgyong.[2] From 1973 to 1983, he served in the Korean People's Army as part of the presidential security service, rising to the rank of master sergeant; following his discharge, he began working at performing arts centre run by the military. Around 1992, he had one daughter. In 1997, his wife, pregnant with their second child, was arrested for allegedly insulting Kim Jong-il's mismanagement of the economy and blaming him for the North Korean famine. She was beaten while in custody, suffering a miscarriage as a result. That same year, Son's brother Son Jong-hun (손정훈) was charged with the illegal export of strategic items, and fled to China; he maintains that the charges were false.[1]
Defection
In January 1998, Son took his wife and daughter and fled North Korea, joining his brother in Yanji, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Region in northeast China's Jilin province. A South Korean missionary, who lived in the region on the pretext of involvement in the lumber business, sheltered them for some time after their arrival. However, Son's wife died of leukaemia seven months later. Son, distraught, began to grow closer to the missionary, leading to his eventual conversion to Christianity; he then aided the missionaries in converting other North Korea defectors in China. He was arrested by Chinese police and deported back to North Korea in January 2001, where his brother says he suffered electrical shocks and beatings with clubs, causing a limp in his leg and the loss of 32 kilograms (71 lb) of body weight. After his release in 2004, he snuck back in to China to see his daughter.[1]
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