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For cars, go to Drom 🚗 https://drom.ru/s/Aov 🚗 And choose options that suit your budget 😉 Guaranteed genuine Liqui Moly at Alley Group on Ozon - https://ozon.onelink.me/SNMZ/sng6agur History. Background on North Korea: Korea—until 1897, the Kingdom of Joseon, then the Korean Empire—was isolated for several centuries, making it a backward, poor agrarian country at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1910 (actually 1905), Japan captured it, making it a colony. On the one hand, this brought development: schools and universities opened, railways were built, modern agriculture and medicine emerged. Factories, oil refineries, and power plants were built. (Moreover, there was significantly more industry in the north than in the agricultural south.) On the other hand, the Japanese were pursuing a harsh authoritarian policy aimed at assimilating the Korean people. Censorship was rampant. (In fact, several stages are distinguished, which differed quite significantly politically.) And, in general, Japan was experiencing extreme chauvinism and racism at that time. In 1940, Japan entered World War II. Korea was used as a source of raw materials and labor, and Koreans were conscripted into the Japanese army. It all ended in 1945, as you know. Chinese, Soviet, and American troops drove the Japanese out of Korea. Soviet troops occupied the north of Korea, American troops occupied the south, and the division was along the 38th parallel. The initial agreed-upon plan called for restoring a unified Korea and then withdrawing the troops. But ultimately, both sides decided to install "their own" administrations in their occupation zones. The USSR chose a military man, Soviet Army Captain Kim Song Ju (who operated under the name Kim Il Sung), while the Americans chose the right-wing politician Syngman Rhee. North Korea was practically under complete Soviet control: Soviet military advisers and deputies in all ministries were Soviet Koreans. Both the Soviet and American leadership feared a war would break out there and strongly discouraged "their" Koreans. Syngman Rhee, in turn, overconfidently promised to liberate the North. Meanwhile, Kim Il Sung quietly wrote letters to Stalin, urging him to give the order and begin a war with the South. At this time, a low-intensity guerrilla war was raging on both sides. Kim eventually convinced Stalin: he approved the start of the war but refused to participate directly. The North Koreans were supported by the Chinese leader Mao. Korean-Chinese forces started the war, took Sale in three days, and launched a blitzkrieg. But then the Americans intervened and drove out the North Koreans. The war lasted from 1950 to 1953. Ultimately, Korea remained divided, with the border remaining almost exactly where it had been. P.S. Ever since colonial times, the North had a better industrial situation. After the founding of the DPRK, its leadership placed its emphasis on heavy industry (like Stalin's USSR). However, light industry and other bourgeois-consumer industries didn't develop much. Perhaps this explains why the DPRK didn't make cars. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - What's this episode about? 1:50 - Fake Mercedes from China 2:51 - Discovery of a Korean Fake 3:30 - How the Koreans Stole 1,000 Volvos 4:26 - Mercedes 190s in North Korea 9:25 - Life and the Automotive Industry in North Korea 12:29 - Rumors about a Korean Mercedes 16:09 - Why it's Unlikely to Copy a Mercedes ☎️ PLACE AN ADVERTISEMENT/SUBMIT AN INTERESTING CAR FOR REVIEW: [email protected] 👁️ FOLLOW US: Our Telegram: https://t.me/privettachka_official Follow us on VK: https://vk.com/privettachka Follow us on Zen: https://zen.yandex.ru/privettachka Advertising. Alleya Group LLC. INN: 7728429454. erid: 2W5zFHenS65 Advertising. Amayama Auto LLC. Erid: 2W5zFHCAgid