Mass dancing in Pyongyang, North Korea

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#NorthKorea soldiers watch fireworks in #Pyongyang

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Soldiers pay respects to the late #NorthKorean leaders. This is considered one of the 'holiest' sites in #Pyongyang

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The symbol of the Workers Party, the ruling (and only) party, atop this gov't building in #Pyongyang #NorthKorea

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Residential areas of Pyongyang.. Looking out over the frozen Taedong river.

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In 1948 Kim Il Sung, his wife and his then 7yr old son Kim Jong Il test fired North Korea's first domestically manufactured sub-machine gun. They all shot bullseyes at 50m meters. We know it's true. Our guides told us. #northkorea #guns

Objavu dijeli @tjschwarz Svi 7, 2016 u 11:22 PDT

 

An ice sculpture depicting missiles in #Pyongyang #NorthKorea

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A sea of smartphones as #NorthKorea citizens watch fireworks in #Pyongyang (Pic: Ellana Lee)

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#NorthKorea evening propaganda broadcast shows images of Sunday's ballistic missile launch

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