North Korea is often reduced to a familiar collection of images: missile tests, military parades and an authoritarian government largely closed off from the world. At Oakland University on Oct. 15, Swiss humanitarian worker Katharina “Kathi” Zellweger and former CNN correspondent Mike Chinoy offered another view — one shaped by famine, aid work and the ordinary people Zellweger met during decades inside the country. The Barry M. Klein Center for…
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