Which would result in USSR sending troops to DPRK.Kim Ill sung would turn on them, when he left conventional Marxism behind in 56. The pure race needs minders not allies.
Which would result in USSR sending troops to DPRK.Kim Ill sung would turn on them, when he left conventional Marxism behind in 56. The pure race needs minders not allies.
Can you name any programs? I only know that the Soviets "repatriated" Soviet Germans that had fled west and the German population resident in the Soviet Union was forced east.This happened in OTL
Kim Ill sung would turn on them, when he left conventional Marxism behind in 56. The pure race needs minders not allies.
The thing is, West Germany joined NATO in 1955. They can't do nothing on this.The West would be upset, but at the end of the day they wouldn’t do anything, just look at how NATO handled the Rwandan Genocide, they said it was bad than did nothing, that’s what they would do to with the Korean-German Crisis.
I think if north korea had that, it wouldn't end well as it will remind germans of..I think North Korea wouldn't have racial purity as a part of there ideology.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_labor_in_the_Soviet_Union#Foreign_forced_laborCan you name any programs? I only know that the Soviets "repatriated" Soviet Germans that had fled west and the German population resident in the Soviet Union was forced east.
Read Br Meyer's the cleanest race. The North Koreans have adopted old Japanese ideas about purity, under a phony marxist cover..I think North Korea wouldn't have racial purity as a part of there ideology. They would probably except the Germans, because the Germans were highly skilled laborers, this wouldn’t really affect the Korean War much, but would make the rebuilding process much easier, and would lead to a more industrialized and stronger North Korea.
Were not the Korean workers skilled too? What does being "highly skilled" mean or define?I think North Korea wouldn't have racial purity as a part of there ideology. They would probably except the Germans, because the Germans were highly skilled laborers, this wouldn’t really affect the Korean War much, but would make the rebuilding process much easier, and would lead to a more industrialized and stronger North Korea.
at the very least there would be German officers who could be useful for the army should they trust them, I'm sure Germany was a more industrialized country as well(although korea was partly industrialized by Japan) but the Korean war will devastate much of the country, which will need rebuilding.Were not the Korean workers skilled too? What does being "highly skilled" mean or define?
Would not the Germans of Korea be a bit anti-russian due to Soviet policy, assuming that their ordeal in North Korea was unpleasant?My guess is the Germans would be treated as undesirables and potentially a fifth column. They'd probably be herded into ghettos which would be similar to the kwalliso camps. Treatment would likely be somewhat better than is typical in the kwalliso system, although Germans who step out of line would no doubt wind up in camps like the kwalliso (which would likely be German-only). Some "model Germans" might be housed in Pyongyang to show how great and multicultural Pyongyang is, and maybe even described to people as "immigrants from decadent West Germany". I could imagine a trip to a Pyongyang biergarten would be common during trips to North Korea. Trabants or other East German cars might be sold in DPRK, or even assembled domestically.
Although many would return to Russia or Germany as the Cold War came to an end, and most of the rest would leave during the famines in the 90s (Germany would aggressively demand their return on humanitarian grounds), there would probably be a sizable community remaining in North Korea to this day.
Would not the Germans of Korea be a bit anti-russian due to Soviet policy, assuming that their ordeal in North Korea was unpleasant?