Stunning photos reveal what childhood in North Korea is really like
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But if you're one of the 5.3 million children under the age of 14 in North Korea, that's the reality of growing up.
Kids learn to love the country's brutal history, from its founder, Kim Il Sung, all the way to its present ruler, Kim Jong Un. They may learn popular art forms like music and illustration, but it's often in the pursuit of promoting the country's political will.
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