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The 15 pages that link to Workers' Party of Korea, each with the reason it gives.

• Kim Il SungRelated: Kim Il Sung used the party to consolidate power and direct state institutions.

• North KoreaRelated: It directs the state and dominates political life under North Korea’s party system.

• Kim Jong IlRelated: Party institutions provided the central machinery of Kim’s rule.

• Kim Jong UnRelated: Kim Jong Un’s chairmanship places him at the center of the party apparatus.

• SongunRelated: The party institutionalized Songun while retaining ultimate political authority.

• Democratic People's Republic of KoreaRelated: It directs the state and dominates political life under the country's one-party system.

• Choe Ryong-haeNarrower topic: Choe’s principal political influence has come through senior positions within the party.

• North Korean propagandaRelated: The party built and supervises institutions that produce and distribute official messaging.

• August Faction IncidentNarrower topic: The disputed leadership and party institutions at the heart of the incident belonged to this organization.

• Kim Yo JongNarrower topic: Kim Yo Jong’s senior party status is the institutional basis of her political work.

• Jang Song-thaekNarrower topic: Jang held senior party posts before the party publicly stripped him of authority.

• Chagang ProvinceRelated: Party-led administration shapes provincial governance and economic priorities.

• Choe Yong-gonRelated: Party membership and leadership structured Choe’s political authority alongside his military career.

• History of North KoreaRelated: Party control has organized political authority throughout the country’s history.

• Kapsan faction incidentNarrower topic: Its factional politics formed part of the institutional history behind the purge.