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In May 2006--news travels slowly out of the Hermit Kingdom--Dear Leader Kim Jong Il asked Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa to lead the National Symphony Orchestra of North Korea.(The Week)(Brief article)
In May 2006--news travels slowly out of the Hermit Kingdom--Dear Leader Kim Jong Il asked Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa to lead the National Symphony Orchestra of North Korea. Ozawa declined. Since the usual Nork M.O. for procuring ...
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