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#RyuHyunWoo #LeeManGap #JooSungHaTV #NowIWillMeetYou #KimJongUn #KimJooAe Kim JongUn's Hidden Secret Vault "Former North Korean Ambassador to Kuwait, Ryu Hyun-woo, is the only North Korean defector to have lived in Eundokchon with the highest-ranking official in the human world. As the son-in-law of Kim Jong-il's vault keeper, he met and spoke with Kim Jong-un with his father-in-law before Kim Jong-un ascended to the throne, and he also had the opportunity to meet Kim Yo-jong and her husband. As a member of North Korea's highest-ranking family, he witnessed and heard countless stories, but for a long time, he kept quiet. This was because of the family he left behind in North Korea. However, a month ago, he made a bold decision. He published his first book, "Kim Jong-un's Hidden Secret Vault," which meticulously chronicles what he saw and heard. "The Taedonggang Royal Family," written in 1996 by Lee Han-young (assassinated in 1997), a former member of the Kim Jong-il family, This is the first book to offer such detailed testimony about the Kim family since "14 Years of Seoul Hidden" and Lee's mother, Sung Hye-rang's 2000 autobiography, "The Wisteria House." Both Lee Han-young's and former Ambassador Ryu's books were published by the Dong-A Ilbo. Combining the perspectives of a high-ranking North Korean diplomat, Jeon Il-chun, a former classmate of Kim Jong-il's at Namsan High School who later became a safekeeper, and even the testimony of his wife, this book is packed with information essential to understanding the Kim Jong-un era, information never available to outsiders. Anyone interested in or studying North Korea would find it difficult to claim to understand today's North Korea without reading this book. For example, the shocking fact that Kim Jong-un's uncle, Jang Song-taek, a former director of the Workers' Party's Administrative Department, was burned at the stake would have been unknown had former Ambassador Ryu not defected. Kim Jong-un boasted to his associates that he had burned Jang Song-taek to death. The reasons for Jang Song-taek's purge and the purge itself are unclear. The process is also detailed in the book. "Kim Jong-un's Hidden Secret Vault" will long serve as an "open vault of truth" for South Koreans." From an article by Dong-A Ilbo reporter Joo Sung-ha titled "Why did Ambassador Ryu Hyun-woo, son-in-law of Kim Jong-un's safekeeper, choose to defect?" Key points of "Kim Jong-un's Hidden Secret Vault" ① The Full Story of Jang Song-taek's Purge Jang Song-taek, who emerged as Kim Jong-un's guardian after Kim Jong-il's illness in 2008, leveraged the newly established Party Administration in 2007 to seize power and foreign currency positions in the judiciary, prosecution, social security, foreign construction, and joint investment. By absorbing the 54th Department, the Foreign Construction Guidance Bureau, and the Third Economic Committee, and even disbanding Office 38, he secured an annual foreign currency fund of approximately $100 million, sparking complaints that "Kim Jong-un's purse is drying up." In the summer of 2013, following Kim Jong-un's military inspection, while the administration delayed the transfer of the Fisheries Subsidiary Base to the military, clashes broke out between civilians and the military, killing two soldiers. This incident led to the executions of Ri Ryong-ha and Jang Su-gil with a 14.5mm anti-aircraft machine gun in November, and Jang Song-thaek was executed in December immediately following a special military tribunal. Former Deputy Ambassador Ryu claimed that "Kim Jong-un ordered the execution," and that the subsequent party-wide anti-factional struggle strengthened the sole dictatorship. ② Kim Jong-un's "Secret Vault": Department 36 Former Deputy Ambassador Ryu reveals for the first time the true nature of the "State Affairs Commission Department 36," which manages Kim Jong-un's secret vault. With the launch of the State Affairs Commission in 2016, the name "Headquarters Secretariat Department 36" was changed to Department 36 of the State Affairs Commission, but its function remains the same. He testified that the 36th Bureau oversees everything from bulletproof vehicles, yachts, luxury goods, and food supplies to procurement of equipment for projects like the Munsu Water Park, the Neungra Gopchang Fish Restaurant, and the Taedong River Cruise, with each transaction amounting to hundreds of billions of won. Execution is handled by "dispatched agents" from Office 39, and transportation and payment are handled with the utmost priority. He asserts that unauditable private accounting forms the core of power. ③ Kim Jong-nam Assassination Terror Immediately following the February 2017 incident, Pyongyang issued directives to diplomatic missions to "report directly to the Ambassador/First Vice Minister," narrowing the reporting channel. Former Deputy Ambassador Ryu posits that the Reconnaissance General Bureau was responsible, citing information from ...