North Korea on Sunday marked the sixth anniversary of the death of Kim Jong Il with no major event, but repeated a call to pledge the same fierce allegiance to his son and the current government.From early morning, North Koreans laid flowers before the large bronze statues of Kim Jong Il and his father Kim Il Sung on Mansu Hill in the heart of snow-covered Pyongyang. They were the first two leaders of North Korea, in what has become the world's only communist family dynasty.Among those laying flowers was Kim Jong Chol, who hailed the current leader Kim Jong Un's declaration in late November…READ FULL ARTICLE
