About North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

Kim Jong-un is the most powerful man in North Korea. With the death of Kim Jong-il on December 17, 2011, he inherited power as he had been prepared for many years. In socialist countries, the name of the supreme leader is not the president or the prime minister. His titles are called the Chairman of the State Council, the Chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea, the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, and the Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army.

 

Leader Kim Jong Un's Childhood

Unlike his innocent appearance, he has shown Stalin-style purges and power since taking power. He executed his uncle Jang Song-taek, murdered his half-brother Kim Jong-nam (no evidence), and took power through purges, as many experts have shown.

 

In fact, Kim Jong Un does not have much information released. It's a little strange to say whatever propaganda is being made in North Korea. Since the age of three, he has been able to shoot hundreds of shots, drove 140 kilometers, and controlled heavy equipment such as electronics before the age of seven. Born on January 8, 1984, he was born in Changseong-gun, Pyeonganbuk-do. Born in 1984, his life began in Switzerland in 1998.

 

The back of Kim Jong Un, who appears to be a teenager, holding the plane's steering wheel.

Kim Jong-un entered Liebefeld-Steinholzli Schedule, a public school in Bern, Switzerland, in 1998. When he studied abroad, no one knew that Kim Jong Un was the son of the North Korean leader. Even the city government of Berne knew him as Pak Un, the son of the North Korean embassy.

 

 

 

According to what Juan Mikailo, Berne's best friend, said on TV, he didn't have many friends, but he was not a bad student, and his math grades were excellent. What's unique is that I especially liked basketball, but I made children who only played soccer play basketball. When playing basketball, he is known to have played games in high-end Nike basketball shoes and uniforms, and he also took a democratic course in the class.
He was sometimes invited to Kim Jong-un's house, which was not a luxury house for many generations, while the food was quite delicious and there were always many new things. When I went home, I heard that I usually played a movie or a game with Michael Jordan.

 

Kim Jong Un had to return to North Korea by the end of his ninth grade, and when he told Mikaelo that he was Kim Jong Un's son, Mikaelo did not believe him. According to another friend, Kim Jong Un had many Nike sneakers and training clothes in his closet.

 

After returning to North Korea, Kim Jong Un had no presence than he thought. When Kim Il-sung was alive, he named his half brother Kim Jong-nam as his successor, but it would have been difficult for Kim Jong-nam to be chosen as his successor because he came out of an affair rather than a formal marriage. Kim Jong-un was also the son of his wife, but he had greed and leadership for his own power, and he chose Kim Jong-un as his successor as he watched him dominate his subordinates from an early age.

 

Kim Jong Un outlined himself as successor, playing the song 'Balbal' written as a birthday song in 2010 on Kim Il Sung's birthday, becoming known throughout North Korea as the de facto successor, and appearing at the national convention in September 2010. Unlike Kim Jong-il, who had been steadily strengthening his position before, Kim Jong-un felt like he had fallen from somewhere, so he praised Kim Jong-il for his efforts if he succeeded in anything from Russia or China.

 

On December 17, 2011, Kim Jong Un became the youngest national leader, and on December 19, he was named the first to the memorial committee, reaffirming that he is the heir to the throne. The above video is from Kim Jong-un's content on the YouTube channel "A Story You Didn't Know."