In Order to Live
In Order to Live A North Korean Girl’s Journey to Freedom “I am most grateful for two things : that I was born in North Korea and that I escaped from North Korea” Yeonmi Park a 26 year old young lady who is thankful enough to have escaped a hell like North Korea takes it all out and loud in her book. Right from her tender days till the day she became the face of a human rights issue, the details in the book will leave you dumbstruck. It very well contains the moments of the brutal totalitarianism of the Kim dynasty whereby the citizens are indoctrinated to the extent that they believe North Korea is the center of the Universe and the leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il have supernatural powers. They are kept ignored of the cultures and technologies of the outer world. All of their actions even at home are controlled centrally and if found guilty could end up directly in jail or public execution. The family Yeonmi belonged to was of a low song-b
