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A boy believed to be North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's son and heir apparent Jong-un holds a tambourine during a presentation at his school in Bern,air jordan pas cher, Switzerland,hollister france, in this screen grab from a video clip released by the Yomiuri Shimbun on Thursday. /Yomiuri Shimbun
The Japanese daily Yomiuri Shimbun on Thursday said it has obtained video footage showing North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's son and heir apparent Jong-un during a presentation at his public school in Bern, Switzerland.
The 13-minute video footage shows a musical presentation of Feb. 7,abercrombie france, 1998. In it,mulberry outlet, a girl who looks like Kim's younger sister Yo-jong is also seen standing among the students in the audience. Kim Jong-un,hollister pas cher, wearing a track suit and carrying a tambourine, looks much taller than his classmates.
While other students are dancing and singing, Kim junior appears awkward, his mouth nearly closed, and looking as though he does not mix well with those around him,hollister, the daily reported.
According to the daily,hollister, the video was shot by the mother of a sixth grade boy,louboutin pas cher, a classmate of Kim junior's. Kim junior was 15 at the time, and his classmate is now 25.
That suggests Jong-un, who is said to be 27,wholesale nfl Jerseys, studied in a lower grade because his German was not very good. The classmate said,air jordan, "He used an assumed name,air jordan, Pak Un. I heard that he was a son of an ambassador's. He was a quiet boy."
Kim Jong-un went to Switzerland because a North Korean ambassador who managed Kim senior's secret bank accounts was staying there,sac vanessa Bruno, the daily speculated.
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