Kim Jong Un's effigy burnt in Seoul

Kim Jong Un's effigy burnt in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - An effigy of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is burnt by members of a conservative group and defectors from North Korea in Seoul on Jan. 8, 2014, to coincide with what is believed to be Kim's 31st birthday. North Korean authorities say their leader was born on Jan. 8 but have not revealed the year of his birth.

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