A Sucky Place to Live OR Die. Actually, South and North share the name Korea. Old Korea = Koryu = high and bright. Japan called Korea by it's latest kingdom, Chosun, "Land of the Morning Calm"
nothing, just that north Korea, and south Korea, were separted, so the north Koreans, can't watch our tv. or south Korea tv. they die in streets, poor people but south Korea they are pretty rich.
The main cause of death for N. Korea now is starvation.
75%
About 23,00,789 Every year but numbers vary and may change over time
Kim Jong-Il died in North Korea. He was on a train outside the capital.
1,000s if you include Korea
Nasty little dictator bastards that wanna kill everyone but they're gonna die !, and Nuclear Warheads
Communism does still exist in North Korea, but it does not actually appeal to the citizens. The reason why it still exists is that the citizens have nothing else to compare it to since they are basically cut off from news media and television. North Korea is also a totalitarian state where any political opposition is crushed with torture and unending jail sentences, a significant percentage of the country is uneducated, millions die of hunger, and people are told to believe that the rest of the world is even worse off than they are.
Unfortunately, North Korea does not have elections like some other countries. North Korea's current leader was appointed by his father, who was dictator for much of the last half of last century. There are no elections in North Korea, and the concept would be very foreign to people who have never had their opinion asked. Their "Great Leader" as he is called, controls the media and tells the populace what to think. A few years ago, they broadcast then President Bushes golf score, but followed it with a new report that their "Great Leader" had scored 18 consecutive holes in one. Millions of North Koreans die each year of starvation. To travel to another town, one must have government permission to do so. They will only grant it with good cause, so news does not travel between villages. Their will be no elections in North Korea anytime soon.
Around 8,000 people die on average each day in North America, according to recent statistics. This can vary slightly based on factors like population size and current health trends.
U.S. 58,000 troops were killed North vietnamese army 1.1 million deaths 1,170,000 people were injured