Kim Il Sung

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Kim Il Sung was the founding leader of North Korea, establishing a hereditary dictatorship and a rigidly centralized, Soviet-style communist state that he ruled from its creation in 1948 until his death in 1994.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf communist leader
dictator
head of state
human
politician
activity anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare
alliedWith China
surface form: People's Republic of China

Soviet Union
birthName Kim Il Sung self-linksurface differs
surface form: Kim Song-ju
causeOfDeath heart attack
child Kim Jong Il
Kim Kyong-hui
Kim Man-il
Kim Pyong-il
Kim Yong-il
conflict Korean War
countryOfCitizenship Korea under Japanese rule
North Korea
cultOfPersonality yes
dateOfBirth 1912-04-15
dateOfDeath 1994-07-08
economicSystem centralized planned economy
education Yuwen Middle School in Jilin
era Cold War
founderOf North Korea
Workers' Party of Korea
gender male
governmentForm hereditary dictatorship
single-party state
honorificTitle Eternal President of the Republic
ideology Juche
Korean nationalism
Marxism–Leninism
communism
languageSpoken Chinese
Korean
Russian
militaryRank Marshal of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
name Kim Il Sung self-link
nativeLanguage Korean
notableWork Juche
surface form: On the Juche Idea
opponent South Korea
United States of America
surface form: United States
parent Kang Pan-sok
Kim Hyong-jik
placeOfBirth Mangyongdae
near Pyongyang
placeOfDeath Pyongyang
politicalParty Workers' Party of Korea
positionHeld Chairman of the National Defence Commission of North Korea
Chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea
General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea
Premier of North Korea
President of North Korea
Supreme Leader of North Korea
previousParty Chinese Communist Party
surface form: Communist Party of China

Red Army
surface form: Soviet Red Army (as officer affiliation)
religion atheism
residence Pyongyang
spouse Kim Jong-suk
Kim Sung-ae
successor Kim Jong Il

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