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Did that situation apply to people in your area who were not being pun- ished as well?"They didn't get rations either, although the people who watched us got paid every time they gave information to the authorities. It's not that everybody was without rations. Officials, State Security and party peo- ple, the military and bureaucrats always got rations. Sometimes they got more than they needed and would sell the 1eftovers. The officials' theme song is 'These Days Are So Good; Don't Let Them End.' They make in- credible profits. They buy things ~rom the ration centers. If they pay eight cents, they sell lace boots for 150 won for a 2,000 percent profit."Choe Seung-chan, an army paratroop sergeant turned factory supply official in Kaesong, told me: "I don't think there are military bases up north. ������ It's a tough area for farming. It's tlie fertile areas the monitors have been to -the white area is the bad 1and for growing. I guess lv white purses for propaganda louis vuitton mens wallet they wanted to show better places. The roads in general up there are not paved."How clo you analyze the map?"In Chagang Province there are lots of military factories. Workers there were given rations. The two areas in the northwestern part of the map are well known for military factories. There are lots of political prison camps in the middle of the map. In the ~ar northeast are marine and navy bases. There are lots of military bases in Kangwon Province. Near Pyong-are few people living above ground. People living in the villages eat more than other people. They usually don't show outsiders those areas. Also, I heard that in South HamSlyong near Tanchon they mine uranium; I heard it's for nuclear weapons. My friend's father worked for a nuclear reactor plant. He used to go on a lot oftrips to South Hamgyong." (Nam was a re- cent enough defector to retain a South Korean police minder. ������The minder LV damier Azur was present in the room during the interview, but had shown no interest in other parts of the interview. He paid close attention to this map talk.) Were any areas of the country written off, treated unfairly during the food crisis?"I don't think so. Each area has its quotas, how much it has to give Pyong- yang. A certain portion of the leftovers goes to Pyon&yang, a certain por- tion to the military. They decide in the province how to distribute the rest."Yanggang Province?"Their basic staple is potatoes.