Kim Jong-un, son of late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, makes an appearance at an Arirang and Mass Games venue in Pyongyang on 09/10/2010.Reuters
Kim Jong-un, son of late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, makes an appearance at an Arirang and Mass Games venue in Pyongyang on 09/10/2010.ReutersKim Jong-un, son of late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, visits Mokran Video Company in Pyongyang.ReutersKim Jong-un and other officials at a military function in Pyongyang.ReutersKim Jong-un and other officials pose with soldiers at a military unit in Pyongyang.ReutersKim Jong-un is displayed on a screen during a performance to celebrate the birth day of late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.ReutersKim Jong-un, youngest son of late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, visits the construction site of Huichon Power Station.ReutersNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un pose for photographs with the visiting Chinese Vice Premier Li in Pyongyang.Reuters
Kim Jong-un, the youngest son of the late North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il, was a reclusive identity to the outside world till the death of his father on December 19.
Jong-un, who is in his late 20s, was named the "Great Successor" immediately after his father's death.
The next head of the nuclear state, Kim Jong-un was said to be educated in a school on the outskirts of Bern in Switzerland under a false name "Pak Un". The school authorities were told he was the son of an employee at North Korea's embassy in Switzerland.
Have a look at the younger Kim who is going to share power with the military in North Korea.
