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BeschreibungKim Il-sung official photograph, 1 October 1948.jpg
English: An official portrait photograph of Kim Il-sung, taken from a collection of such photographs produced by the North Korean government to showcase its ministers and the central committee's newest members.
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An official portrait photograph of Kim Il-sung, taken from a collection of such photographs produced by the North Korean government to showcase its ministers and the central committee's newest members.