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This article offers a fresh look into one of the key events of North Korean history, the ideological campaign of the 1970s which promoted Kim Jong-il (Kim Chŏngil 金正日) as the successor to his father. Previous research on the subject has generally been limited to analyzing open sources. I, however, obtained a copy of an electronic archive of the restricted-access DPRK newspaper Chosŏn inmin’gun 조선인민군. This discovery, along with North Korea’s declassification of some information about Kim Jong-il’s campaign, makes it possible to compare how the campaign was presented in open and restricted sources.

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Abstract
Introduction
Short overview of the succession campaign
Methodology and Key Concepts
Literature Review
Origins of multiple-track propaganda in the DPRK
The Start of the Campaign
The Reasoning behind the Campaign
Stage 1: The Campaign to appoint Kim Jong-il as successor (1971-1974)
Stage 2: Following Kim Jong-il’s Formal Anointment as Successor(1974–1977)
Stage 3: Toning Down the campaign (1977-1979)
Stage 4: The Revival and Completion of the Campaign (1979-1980)
Later Developments
Conclusion
References

저자

• Fyodor TERTITSKIY [ Leading Researcher at the Institute of Korean Studies, Kookmin University ]

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