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Kim Hjon-hi: 4 citáty 2 lajky

Kim Hjon-hi citáty a výroky

„Teď už chápu závažnost svého činu. Jsem vděčná, že jsem mohla poznat pravdu a také ji říct. Ke Kim Ir-senovi pociťuji už jen nenávist. Vím, že to nemůže zdaleka stačit, ale přesto prosím rodiny obětí o odpuštění. </ref“

Kim Hjon-hi kniha Slzy mé duše

26. dubna 1989
Zdroj: HJON-HI, Kim: Slzy mé duše, nakladatelství Naše vojsko, Praha 1997, ISBN 80-206-0549-5

O vděčnosti , O odpuštění , O rodině , O nenávisti

Kim Hjon-hi: Citáty anglicky

“The moment I boarded the flight I was thinking, 'This is an enemy state.'”

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Kim Hyon-hui

But then, placing the bomb, I was nervous, anxious, scared of being caught. I had a brief moment thinking that all the people in this plane will die, but I was frightened to even have such feelings. I wasn’t supposed to have such feelings. I was trained only to take orders like a robot. I tried to get rid of the feelings by thinking that for the sake of reunification these people had to be sacrificed. In North Korea, you can’t have these doubts, because if you do, it means your ideology has been corrupted and you’ll be executed or sent to a prison camp.
Interview with NBC (23 January 2018)

“I wasn't even allowed time to say goodbye to my friends, I was just told to pack. I was given one last night with my family.”

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Kim Hyon-hui

"Exclusive: My life as a North Korean super spy" in ABC News (Australia) https://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-04-10/my-life-as-a-north-korean-super-spy3a-exclusive/4621358 (10 April 2013)

“In North Korea, I lived as Kim Il-sung's robot. In South Korea, I got to live a new life.”

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"She killed 115 people before the last Korean Olympics. Now she wonders: ‘Can my sins be pardoned?’" in The Washington Post https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:cC9NX5WV1gkJ:https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/olympics/she-killed-115-people-before-the-last-korean-olympics-now-she-wonders-can-my-sins-be-pardoned/2018/02/05/ae51588c-0a31-11e8-8890-372e2047c935_story.html+&cd=18&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us (25 February 2018)