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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Sep 3, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.977 (1,112/194,968 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T21:25:01.731858Z
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I have a friend from North Korea and her story is so similar to these, i also had asked her "what did you know about the other countries/ the outside world?" And she kinda laughed and said " imagine attack on titan, we only know what we've seen, outside of that, nothing" she's a true sweetheart and to lighten the mood, added a bit of a joke of her favourite anime.
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I went to school with a guy who defected from N. Korea, he said he was thankful to be able to live in America and he was surprised by how different things were, but that his mom was still terrified and she had changed every part of her identity even getting plastic surgery to change her appearance. She wouldnât go out in public ever and she refused to sign anything for her son, I can only imagine the level of fear she had that she would get caught despite being safe
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My family doctor is in his 70s. He was born in North Korea and his family escaped when he was a baby. His parents carried him into South Korea after they walked for days, slept in buildings that were half standing and bribed guards with everything they had. To have him go through what he did and make it all the way to America after graduating medical school makes me so proud to know him. Iâm 40 and heâs been my dr since I was 5. The stories heâs shared.. I just have so much respect for the people featured. So brave.
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The scariest fact, is that if you hear more of the survivors stories, these two girls had better lives than other people. They were from the higher class and probably from the cities, since they donât talk about public executions or seeing starved corpses and even could watch foreign movies. Instead, one was actually selected to live a âgood lifeâ, but escaped. They can even have call phones, instead of having their family sent to camp
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I know that itâs a much less horrific experience, but my friend was accused of âextremismâ (which basically means being an opposition) by Russian government and had to flee to Lithuania as a refugee to escape imprisonment. She told me she was literally crying out of happiness and relief that she was finally safe and free after days of trembling in fear for her freedom. Iâm so glad all these people managed to escape from their country, but I feel bad for those who had to stay. I hope someday all countries will be free of dictatorship and no one will have to experience all this suffering to live a normal life anymore đĽ
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I escape North Korea in 2005 when I was 14 and it was like Lucy I had a broker come to me from china my sister hire and take me and my mom and dad from my town Manpo to over the china border to South Korea and it was very hard and stressful for me but the South Korean people in my new school was so nice they make me try to feel happy and hangout with me and buy me things and support me but it was still bad for me and I cry every day and I get depressed but now I live in New Jersey and I have a daughter and a son
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@AnthonyPadilla
2 years ago
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