Inside North Korea - audiobook
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Inside North Korea - audiobook
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A compelling collection of programmes exploring one of the world's most repressive and dangerous nationsThe Democratic People's Republic of Korea is a highly secretive totalitarian state - and one that poses an increasing threat to the West due to its rapidly expanding nuclear weapons programme. This unique 3-part collection takes an in-depth look at the country, encompassing its history, the human stories behind the regime, and its possible future.Part 1: Inside North Korea examines the politics, economy and leadership of this isolated nation. The Real Story: How dangerous is North Korea? discusses whether the country's increasing military belligerence rules out any hope for engagement with the rest of the world, while The Inquiry: Is North Korea broke? investigates how the state makes its money, from coffee shops to counterfeiting. And in two illuminating Profile programmes, David Torrance and Becky Milligan scrutinize the Supreme Leader, Kim Jong-un, and his sister and closest confidant Kim Yo-jong.In Part 2: The People, North Koreans and Westerners recount their experiences. Assignment: Escape from North Korea talks to the forgotten survivors who made it across Asia's iron curtain, while The Documentary Podcast: North Korea's celebrity defectors discovers how these escapees have become a valuable commodity in South Korea. Seven fascinating Outlook documentaries focus on the extraordinary stories of ordinary individuals, including a defector interrogated for playing Western music; a young man who led a street gang; a female soldier; an author who befriended dictator Kim Il-sung; a former spy; a woman who fled North Koreat twice - and another who claims her defection was a terrible mistake. Trending: North Korea's YouTube Stars looks at the vloggers uploading footage from inside the hermit kingdom, and in an episode of HARDtalk, American missionary Kenneth Bae tells of his arrest and imprisonment in a Pyongyang labour camp.Part 3: Looking Forward asks, what next for North Korea? Three engrossing episodes of The Inquiry delve into the regime's missile capability and its global repercussions; reveal the conversations inside the war rooms; and consider whether China may hold the key to getting North Korea to step back from its nuclear ambitions. Finally, A Korean Thaw revisits the 2018 Winter Olympics, when North and South Korea competed under a single banner, and poses the question, could sports diplomacy stop a war in the peninsula?Cast and creditsThe Real Story: How dangerous is North Korea?Presented by Ritula Shah. First broadcast BBC Radio World Service, 16 October 2020The Inquiry: Is North Korea Broke?Presented by Celia Hatton. First broadcast BBC Radio World Service, 24 May 2018Profile: Kim Jong-unPresented by David Torrance. First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 14 April 2012Profile: Kim Yo-jongPresented by Becky Milligan. First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 2 May 2020Assignment: Escape from North KoreaPresented by Chris Gunness. First broadcast BBC World Service, 14 May 2003The Documentary: North Korea's celebrity defectorsPresented by Jonathan Griffin and Natalia Zuo. First broadcast BBC Radio World Service, 26 March 2020Outlook: I fled North Korea for playing the wrong songPresented by Rajan Datar. First broadcast BBC World Service, 26 March 2020Outlook: I led a street gang in North KoreaPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 13 October 2016Outlook: A Woman Inside North Korea's ArmyPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 28 September 2017Outlook: My Time with North Korea's DictatorPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 4 April 2018Outlook: I Spied for North KoreaPresented by Lucy Ash. First broadcast BBC World Service, 21 October 2013Outlook: Escaping North Korea TwicePresented by Jo Fidgen. First broadcast BBC World Service, 5 March 2018Outlook: I Want to Go Back to North KoreaPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 30 September 2015Trending: North Korea's YouTube starsPresented by Jonathan Griffin. First broadcast BBC World Service, 6 April 2018HARDtalk: Former North Korea Detainee - Kenneth BaePresented by Stephen Sackur. First broadcast BBC World Service, 28 August 2017The Inquiry: North Korea Deep DivePresented by Ruth Alexander. First broadcast BBC World Service, 22 December 2017The Inquiry: What Would War with North Korea Look Like?Presented by Neal Razzell. First broadcast BBC World Service, 27 July 2017The Inquiry: Can China Solve the North Korea Problem?Presented by Neal Razzell. First broadcast BBC World Service, 21 September 2017A Korean ThawPresented by Jean Lee. First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 12 February 2018(c)2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd
A compelling collection of programmes exploring one of the world's most repressive and dangerous nationsThe Democratic People's Republic of Korea is a highly secretive totalitarian state - and one that poses an increasing threat to the West due to its rapidly expanding nuclear weapons programme. This unique 3-part collection takes an in-depth look at the country, encompassing its history, the human stories behind the regime, and its possible future.Part 1: Inside North Korea examines the politics, economy and leadership of this isolated nation. The Real Story: How dangerous is North Korea? discusses whether the country's increasing military belligerence rules out any hope for engagement with the rest of the world, while The Inquiry: Is North Korea broke? investigates how the state makes its money, from coffee shops to counterfeiting. And in two illuminating Profile programmes, David Torrance and Becky Milligan scrutinize the Supreme Leader, Kim Jong-un, and his sister and closest confidant Kim Yo-jong.In Part 2: The People, North Koreans and Westerners recount their experiences. Assignment: Escape from North Korea talks to the forgotten survivors who made it across Asia's iron curtain, while The Documentary Podcast: North Korea's celebrity defectors discovers how these escapees have become a valuable commodity in South Korea. Seven fascinating Outlook documentaries focus on the extraordinary stories of ordinary individuals, including a defector interrogated for playing Western music; a young man who led a street gang; a female soldier; an author who befriended dictator Kim Il-sung; a former spy; a woman who fled North Koreat twice - and another who claims her defection was a terrible mistake. Trending: North Korea's YouTube Stars looks at the vloggers uploading footage from inside the hermit kingdom, and in an episode of HARDtalk, American missionary Kenneth Bae tells of his arrest and imprisonment in a Pyongyang labour camp.Part 3: Looking Forward asks, what next for North Korea? Three engrossing episodes of The Inquiry delve into the regime's missile capability and its global repercussions; reveal the conversations inside the war rooms; and consider whether China may hold the key to getting North Korea to step back from its nuclear ambitions. Finally, A Korean Thaw revisits the 2018 Winter Olympics, when North and South Korea competed under a single banner, and poses the question, could sports diplomacy stop a war in the peninsula?Cast and creditsThe Real Story: How dangerous is North Korea?Presented by Ritula Shah. First broadcast BBC Radio World Service, 16 October 2020The Inquiry: Is North Korea Broke?Presented by Celia Hatton. First broadcast BBC Radio World Service, 24 May 2018Profile: Kim Jong-unPresented by David Torrance. First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 14 April 2012Profile: Kim Yo-jongPresented by Becky Milligan. First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 2 May 2020Assignment: Escape from North KoreaPresented by Chris Gunness. First broadcast BBC World Service, 14 May 2003The Documentary: North Korea's celebrity defectorsPresented by Jonathan Griffin and Natalia Zuo. First broadcast BBC Radio World Service, 26 March 2020Outlook: I fled North Korea for playing the wrong songPresented by Rajan Datar. First broadcast BBC World Service, 26 March 2020Outlook: I led a street gang in North KoreaPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 13 October 2016Outlook: A Woman Inside North Korea's ArmyPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 28 September 2017Outlook: My Time with North Korea's DictatorPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 4 April 2018Outlook: I Spied for North KoreaPresented by Lucy Ash. First broadcast BBC World Service, 21 October 2013Outlook: Escaping North Korea TwicePresented by Jo Fidgen. First broadcast BBC World Service, 5 March 2018Outlook: I Want to Go Back to North KoreaPresented by Matthew Bannister. First broadcast BBC World Service, 30 September 2015Trending: North Korea's YouTube starsPresented by Jonathan Griffin. First broadcast BBC World Service, 6 April 2018HARDtalk: Former North Korea Detainee - Kenneth BaePresented by Stephen Sackur. First broadcast BBC World Service, 28 August 2017The Inquiry: North Korea Deep DivePresented by Ruth Alexander. First broadcast BBC World Service, 22 December 2017The Inquiry: What Would War with North Korea Look Like?Presented by Neal Razzell. First broadcast BBC World Service, 27 July 2017The Inquiry: Can China Solve the North Korea Problem?Presented by Neal Razzell. First broadcast BBC World Service, 21 September 2017A Korean ThawPresented by Jean Lee. First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 12 February 2018(c)2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd
| Kategoria: | Obcojęzyczne |
| Język: | Angielski |
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| ISBN: | 978-1-5291-4370-6 |
| Rozmiar pliku: | 100 B |
