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Kim Jong II (also Romanized as Kim Jung-il) is the dictator of North Korea and leader of the [[Communist Party]] of [[North Korea]]. He came into power in 1994, after his father, Kim Il-sung died, and has remained the North Korean leader ever since. He is an intense persecutor of Christians and other organized religons. | Kim Jong II (also Romanized as Kim Jung-il) is the dictator of North Korea and leader of the [[Communist Party]] of [[North Korea]]. He came into power in 1994, after his father, Kim Il-sung died, and has remained the North Korean leader ever since. He is an intense persecutor of Christians and other organized religons. | ||
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Kim Jong II (also Romanized as Kim Jung-il) is the dictator of North Korea and leader of the Communist Party of North Korea. He came into power in 1994, after his father, Kim Il-sung died, and has remained the North Korean leader ever since. He is an intense persecutor of Christians and other organized religons.