The problem of Korean textbooks during World War II: Didn't South Korea like yy history, then how did they yy the history of being colonized by Japan?
In fact, this involves many complicated aspects. North Korea's history textbooks do not deny Japan's colonial history, but "dilute" it and add so-called patriotism, such as defeating the invaders with the efforts of great leaders and the masses. As for what you said is against the status of a big country, in fact, North Korea is very closed, all information is controlled by the government, and what the government says is what it is, understand? Ideology is extremely single.