The Cleanest Race: How North Koreans See Themselves and Why It Matters by B. R. Myers

The Cleanest Race: How North Koreans See Themselves and Why It Matters by B. R. Myers — A study of how North Koreans see themselves, and of the nationalist ideology that shapes the regime's view of the world.

This book offers readers a fuller understanding of its subject, setting events, ideas and people in their wider historical context. It will appeal to readers who want more than a brief outline: a serious, readable account that explains how and why things happened, and what they meant for the people and societies involved.

Key themes include:

• North Korean ideology and identity
• Nationalism and propaganda
• Why the regime endures

Who should read this book: history readers, students, and anyone interested in this period or subject who wants a clear and substantial introduction, as well as readers building a serious history collection.

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