Name: グレート・ゲーム（全話）｜北朝鮮の内部 (The Great Game (Full Episode) | Inside North Korea)
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NARRATOR: On March 26, 2018  a passenger train leaves  Pyongyang, North Korea.

21 bullet proof cars  painted an olive drab lumber  across the countryside,

Rumors begin throughout  the international community.

This is the official train  of the North Korea leadership.

Also used by  Kim Il-Sung and Kim Jong-Il,

the grandfather and father of  current leader, Kim Jong-Un.

No one outside of  the notoriously secretive  nation knows who is aboard.

Some speculate it is Kim  Yo-Jong, Un's younger sister  and most trusted advisor.

It is not until the  train reaches its final  destination, Beijing,

that it's revealed  Kim Jong-Un, the  34-year-old dictator himself,

Are the preliminary steps  to what may be the most

important diplomatic  event of our young century.

A path to peace on the  Korean peninsula and a way  to bring the North Koreans

into the international fold  after 70 years of isolation.

But the path to peace will be  one of twists and turns as  allies and the US

jockey for position to  protect their interests  and maintain security.

By the time President  Donald Trump and Chairman  Kim Jong-Un meet face to face

in Singapore, it is still unclear what each party wants or will be willing to do.

-Good Morning, how are you, Mr. Vice President?

NARRATOR: And only  those who have sat  across the table with

North Korean negotiators  understand the challenges.

RICHARDSON: I do believe that they're very tough, they're very well prepared.

What makes them so tough, it's not just their culture,

They hardly any of them, the citizens, leave North Korea.

They have television that's programmed every evening,

for three hours the government tells you what you're going to see.

And inevitably, they hate the United States.

HILL: At the end of the day, diplomacy is really trying

to get the other side to do something they don't really want to do.

in dealing with another country, make it clear that you make the hard choices

today and I'm not promising you the end of hard choices,

but I'm promising you that in the future you won't have to make them alone.

ALBRIGHT: Mostly, I don't see it as a gift.

You usually use diplomacy more with your adversaries than with your friends.

And so it is this matter of being prepared and putting yourself into the other

country's shoes and figuring out what you do in order to solve the problem,

It is how you talk to those you disagree with.

NARRATOR: The Democratic  People's Republic of Korea,  DPRK,

loomed the first post-war  spread of Soviet communism.

In August 1945, the Korean  peninsula and her people were

effectively divided  at the 38th parallel.

Using a National Geographic  map, the future US  Secretary of state,

Dean Rusk  and fellow army staffer  Col. Charles "Tic" Bonesteel

knew the decision of the 38th  parallel made no economic or

geographic sense, but  with the cold war about  to cast a long shadow,

the United States wanted Seoul  and the democratic leaning  south, under their alliance.

Kim Il-Sung, the young  charismatic rebel famous for  his insurrection against the

vied for power and  shaped this new republic in

the Stalinist fashion  adopting a totalitarian  reign of terror.

Kim solidified his place in  the soviet backed north, then  sought to unify the peninsula

by invading the south  and starting the Korean  conflict on June 25th, 1950.

Reporter (over TV): In an  era of renewed optimism.

NARRATOR: Three years later a cease-fire was reached.

North Korea, a  nation established by warfare,

will be perpetuated  by self-imposed  isolation, bloodshed,

TERRY: It's the most unique country in the world.

What other country in the world is Confucian, communist, hereditary, dynasty,

While it also commits human rights violations.

United Nations Commission of Inquiries said,

"there's no other parallel in contemporary history, except Nazi, Germany"

I don't think there is another country that is more isolated than North Korea,

NARRATOR: And they have  been challenging American  policy, for nearly 70 years.

HILL: I think any political question has to start with a map.

And if you look at a map of Northeast Asia, it's a pretty compact area.

You're seeing Russian far east interest right there.

China, enormous interest right there, South Korea.

you have this funny little thing called North Korea.

How does it affect the countries around it and I would say,

TERRY: North Korea has figured out how to work the United States.

There is usually a provocation of some sort, whether it is a missile test or a nuke test.

Then there is international condemnation that follows,

and then they sort of up the ante, like a poker game.

And then they step back and say, "OK. Here is what we can do."

They have some sort of charm offensive, peace offensive.

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