How The Post tracked down Kim Jong Un's relatives in America

The Washington Post
  • 8 years ago
The Washington Post's Tokyo bureau chief Anna Fifield talks about how she found the aunt and uncle of North Korea's young leader, Kim Jong Un, living in America.

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