"Why did we launch a missile? To scare the international community into giving us concessions and aid! Heh, it's not rocket science..." 10 April 2009

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"Why did we launch a missile? To scare the international community into giving us concessions and aid! Heh, it's not rocket science..." 10 April 2009

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Alexander Turnbull Library

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TAPUHI

Description

The President of North Korea, Kim Jong-Il, watches as a missile is launched and tells his companion that the reason for doing this was to scare the international community into giving concessions and aid. Refers to the news that the North Korean government insists is a peaceful launch of a satellite into orbit, but the United States, Japan and other nations have deemed the move an act of provocation and a violation of a U.N Security Council resolution. Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).

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Date created

2009

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22876179

Locations

Korea (North)

Related subjects

Kim, Jong-il, 1942-2011 / Korea (North) / Politics and government / Guided missiles / Nuclear weapons

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