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#18 Young people dine at Songdowon where an international summer camp for children takes place every year, 1989.

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#18 Young people dine at Songdowon where an international summer camp for children takes place every year, 1989.

Vintage Brochures Show How North Korea Used to Tempt Tourists Back in the 1970s and 80s

#18 Young people dine at Songdowon where an international summer camp for children takes place every year, 1989.

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←#17 Guests enjoy some North Korean cuisine at an upmarket restaurant in Pyongyang, in this image taken in 1976.
#19 Parents and children attending the Songdowon International Children’s Camp, held in Pyongyang, 1989. The camp is largely aimed a foreign visitors, and so was advertised in tourist brochure.→

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