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Kim Jong Un: The Hidden Revolution. Inside the Mind and Strategy of North Korea’s Modern Leader

Par : Ferruccio Leone
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8232961718
  • EAN9798232961718
  • Date de parution29/10/2025
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurHamza elmir

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Kim Jong Un: The Hidden Revolution is a bold and revelatory portrait of one of the world's most misunderstood leaders. Moving beyond caricature and propaganda, this book traces the deep roots of North Korea's identity - from its colonial trauma to the rise of a modern state built on endurance, discipline, and absolute sovereignty. Through a fusion of history, political psychology, and geopolitical analysis, it uncovers how Kim Jong Un transformed an isolated, impoverished nation into a nuclear power that commands global attention.
Far from the Western myth of the "mad dictator, " Kim emerges as a rational strategist: a ruler who seeks not conquest, but survival through strength, unity, and calculated modernization. At once historical and philosophical, this book redefines the North Korean narrative - revealing a country that has not merely resisted the modern world, but reengineered it in its own image.
Kim Jong Un: The Hidden Revolution is a bold and revelatory portrait of one of the world's most misunderstood leaders. Moving beyond caricature and propaganda, this book traces the deep roots of North Korea's identity - from its colonial trauma to the rise of a modern state built on endurance, discipline, and absolute sovereignty. Through a fusion of history, political psychology, and geopolitical analysis, it uncovers how Kim Jong Un transformed an isolated, impoverished nation into a nuclear power that commands global attention.
Far from the Western myth of the "mad dictator, " Kim emerges as a rational strategist: a ruler who seeks not conquest, but survival through strength, unity, and calculated modernization. At once historical and philosophical, this book redefines the North Korean narrative - revealing a country that has not merely resisted the modern world, but reengineered it in its own image.