What were North Korean children doing in Poland?

The Korean War resulted in great losses and hardships, one of which was the loss of orphans who lost loved ones. North Korea, in agreement with the socialist world, sent the orphans abroad to be raised and educated. This was a necessary investment, thanks to which North Korea would eventually acquire "new," ideologically loyal residents who would further develop the country. For these orphans, the secret operation they participated in and the center in Płakowice where they spent several years became a part of their lives they longed for after returning to Korea. You can learn about the fate of these orphans in the Polish People's Republic and their stay in Płakowice in this film. #korea #northkorea You can buy me a virtual coffee here. Thanks! https://buycoffee.to/cosokoreipolnocnej 🖼️ All sources: https://pastebin.com/YnsdihAi 🎵 Background music: https://pixabay.com/pl/music/otoczeni... Context 00:00 Preparations 00:45 Arrival of the orphans 03:16 Communication problems 04:16 Eating problems 04:54 What exactly were these orphans like? 05:31 Ideological training 07:33 Differences in the approach of Polish and Korean staff to orphans 08:21 Consequences of close relationships (staff) 09:14 Propaganda and the end of the center's secrecy 09:45 Returns 10:57 Sad correspondence and a blockade of contact 11:33 Commemoration 13:12