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Gabroussenko, Tatiana. Soldiers on the Cultural Front. Unpublished manuscript.

“God of Present Century Published.” Korean Central News Agency, March 10, 2000.

Good Friends. “Human Rights in North Korea and the Food Shortage: A Comprehensive Report on North Korean Human Rights Issues.” Seoul, 2005.

Gourevitch, Philip. “Letter from North Korea: Alone in the Dark.” The New Yorker, September 18, 2003.

Gross, Daniel. “Thanks for the Cheap Gas, Mr. Hitler! How Nazi Germany and Apartheid South Africa Perfected One of the World’s Most Exciting New Fuel Sources.” Slate, October 23, 2006.

Haggard, Stephen, and Noland, Marcus. Famine in North Korea: Markets, Aid and Reform. New York, 2007.

Han Pyŏng-gu. “Pukhan ŭi sinmun.” In Pukhan ŭi ŏllon, 85-138. Seoul, 1989.

Han Sŏr-ya. Hyŏllo. In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. 8:3-31.

_____. “Kim Il-sŏng changgun kwa minjok munhwa ŭi paltchŏn. In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. 14:23-33.

_____. Man’gyŏngdae. In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. 9:362-491.

_____. Nammae. In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. 8:156-241.

_____. “Pabo k’ongk’ŭl.” In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. 14:264-305.

_____. Ryŏksa. In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. 9:1-360.

_____. Sarang. In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. Vol. 12.

_____. Sŭngnyangi. Tokyo, 1954.

_____. Ttangk’u 214ho. In Han Sŏr-ya sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1960-1962. 8:550-596.

Han Ung-bin. A, choguk! Pyongyang, 2004.

Han Yun. Ssiat. Pyongyang, 1992.

Harden, Blaine. “All Nuclear Efforts Disclosed, North Korea Says,” Washington Post, January 5, 2008.

Ho Hyŏn-ch’an. Han’guk yŏnghwa 100-nyŏn. Seoul, 2000.

Hong Sŏk-chung, Hwang Jin’i, Seoul, 2003.

Hwang Chang-yŏp. Hoegorok. Seoul, 2006.

Hwang Ryŏng’a. “Tasi toraon taramchui.” Adong munhak, December 2005, 42-45.

Hyŏn Su. Chŏkch’i pukhan yungnyŏn ŭi mundan. Seoul, 1952.

“Ilsim tangyŏl ŭi wiryŏk ŭl him’igge kwasihan taechŏngch’i ch’ukchŏn.” Rodong sinmun, October 19, 2005.

Inmindŭl sok esŏ. Volume 66. Pyongyang, 2005.

Judt, Tony. Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945. New York, 2005.

Kang Ch’ŏr-wŏn. “3-dae rŭl io angyŏjusin sarang kwa ŭnjŏng.” In Inmindŭl sok esŏ, 66:167-193. Pyongyang, 2005.

Kang Hyŏn-du. “Pukhan ŭi pangsong.” In Pukhan ŭi ŏllon, 141-182. Seoul, 1989.

Kang Kwan-ju. “Kim Jŏng-il tongji rŭl chal pattŭrŏ nagaya hamnida.” In Inmindŭl sok esŏ, 66:1-14. Pyongyang, 2005.

Kang, Thomas Hosuck. Why the North Koreans Behave as They Do. Washington, DC, 1994.

Kelleher, Theresa. “Confucianism.” In Women in World Religions, edited by Arvind Sharma, 135-159. Albany, 1987.

Kenez, Peter. The Birth of the Propaganda State: Soviet Methods of Mass Mobilization: 1917-1929. New York, 1985.

Kim Ch’ang-hun. “Arirang hwasal.” Ch’ŏllima, December 2007, 85.

Kim Ch’ŏl. (ROK) “Mollakhanŭn sinsaeng – ‘Manju ŭi kkum kwa ‘nonggun’ ŭi odok.” In Haebang chŏnhusa ŭi chaeinsik. 1:479-523.

Kim Ch’ŏl. (DPRK) “Ŏmŏni.” Ch’ŏllima, October 2005, 12-13.

Kim Hae-wŏl. “Tongsim kwa hŭngmi.” Chosŏn munhak, August 2004, 14-18.

Kim Il Sung. (Kim Il-sŏng.) “Chŏnch’e chakka yesulgadŭl ege.” In Kim Il-sŏng sŏnjip, 3:238-251. Pyongyang, 1954.

_____. “Chosŏn minjujuŭi inmin konghwaguk esŏ ŭi sahoejuŭi kŏnsŏl kwa Namchosŏn hyŏngmyŏng e taehayŏ.” Kim Ilsŏng chŏjak sŏnjip, 4:195-240. Pyongyang, 1968.

_____. “Chosŏn rodongdang che 4-ch’a taehoe esŏ han chungang wiwŏnhoe saŏp ch’onghwa pogo.” Kim Il-sŏng chŏjak sŏnjip, 3:60-203. Pyongyang, 1968.

_____. “Kangsŏ-gun tang saŏp chido esŏ ŏdŭn kyohun e taehayŏ.” Kim Il-sŏng chŏjak sŏnjip,1:63-68. Pyongyang, 1967.

_____. “Kangsŏ-gun tang saŏp chido esŏ ŏdŭn kyohun e taehayŏ: Chosŏn rodongdang chungang wiwŏnhoe sangmu wiwŏnhoe hwaktae hoeŭi esŏ han yŏnsŏl, 1960-nyŏn 2-wŏl 23-il.” Kim Il-sŏng chŏjak sŏnjip. Pyongyang, 1968. 2: 505-542.

_____. “Munhwa wa yesul un inmin ŭl wihan kŏs ŭro teoŏya handa.” Kim Il-sŏng sŏnjip, 1:96-104. Pyongyang, 1955.

_____. “Namchosŏn un Miguk ŭi wanjŏnhan singminji ida.” Pyongyang, 2000.

_____. “Sahoeju