1978 in North Korea
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Events from the year 1978 in North Korea.
Incumbents[]
- Premier: Li Jong-ok
- Supreme Leader: Kim Il-sung
Events[]
Date unknown[]
- The North Korean government kidnaps Romanian painter Doina Bumbea.[1]
Births[]
- 23 January - Sin Yong-nam.
- 9 August - Han Jong-in.
- 16 August - Ri Kum-suk.
- 19 September - Kim Hyang-mi.
- 29 September - Mun In-guk.
See also[]
- Years in Japan
- Years in South Korea
References[]
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