Grand People's Study House

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Grand People's Study House
인민대학습당
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Grand People's Study House, as seen from across the Taedong River.
Grand People's Study House
Location Pyongyang, North Korea
Type Public
Established1982(42 years ago) (1982)
Other information
Website www.gpsh.edu.kp
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