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Reisebericht zu Nordkorea

Veröffentlicht am 16. Februar 2010 von tobid001

Endlich gibts nochmal nen aktuellen deutschsprachigen Reisebericht über Nordkorea. Der Österreicher Karl-Heinz Jeller ist Reisejournalist und hat das Land vermutlich auch in dieser Funktion besucht. Das Erlebte hat er in Form von ner Reportage aufgeschrieben und in seinem Blog veröffentlicht. Es gibt zwar nicht besonders viel Neues zu lesen, aber der Text ist sehr schön und interessant geschrieben (ist ja auch der Job des Autors) und es gibt ein paar nette Bilder zum anschauen. Für diejenigen, die mit dem Gedanken spielen, Kim’s Reich mal nen Besuch abzustatten, sind außerdem die Basis-Reiseinfos zu Nordkorea aufgeführt. Das Ganze ist definitiv lesenswert, also nichts wie hin.

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