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Kim Ki-nam, North Korean Propaganda Chief Who Shaped Personality Cult of Pyongyang's Leaders, Dies at 94
Kim Ki-nam, a renowned propagandist and political activist, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 94 due to multiple organ failure. Despite sharing a surname with the ruling Kim family, he had no blood ties to them. The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, paid tribute to him by visiting the funeral hall on Wednesday. State media described Kim Ki-nam as a "veteran of our party and the revolution" and a "prestigious theoretician." He is credited with creating the cult of personality for the ruling family dynasty.
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