KIM IL SUNG CONDENSED BIOGRAPHY  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sgmaiPUfOVphiMeTtXQ_fewPYcXy9avX/view?usp=sharing For Freedom and Liberation of the People https://archive.org/details/for-the-freedom-and-liberation-of-the-korean-people “Twenty-year-long anti-Japanese revolution under the red sunrays” Not online but maybe available from second hand booksellers The Modern History of Korea -Professor Kim Han Gil https://archive.org/details/ModernHistoryOfKorea

   http://www.mfa.gov.kp/view/article/21012  2024.8.14. August 15 marks the 79th anniversary of national liberation. Greeting the day, Korean people are paying the highest tribute and glory to President Kim Il Sung. We are now recollecting with deep emotion his immortal exploits of national liberation and nation-building. He led the arduous anti-Japanese war to victory, accomplished the historic cause of national liberation, and built the country into a full-fledged independent sovereign state and an invincible socialist country of Juche. The anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle organized and led by President Kim Il Sung was a revolutionary war aimed at defeating the heinous Japanese imperialists to win back the sovereignty and dignity of the country and nation. In his early years of revolution, President Kim Il Sung, keeping in mind the philosophy that dependence on foreign forces would not bring national liberation, held fast to the idea of national independence and tha...

    In many countries discrimination , ill treatment and even violence against women is very common but there is one country in the world where women are truly equal, even regarded as the “flower of the country “. That country is the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea(DPRK) also known as People’s Korea . 79 years ago on the 30th of July 1946 the Provisional People’s Committee of North Korea passed the Law on Sexual Equality which made women legally equal with men . It was profound and far reaching as it ended centuries of double and triple oppression of women .For the first time ever women could vote , something that would have been simply unimaginable under feudalism and Japanese colonial rule . Women also gained equal pay for equal work ,something that only happened decades later in capitalist countries. In fact even today in many Western countries the gender pay gap still exists. Unlike the Western countries, People's Korea has backed up legalisation with concrete and pr...

  http://www.mfa.gov.kp/view/article/22527  2025.7.27. Our Republic achieved a decisive victory in the 3-year-long Fatherland Liberation War – the fierce war with disparity in numbers, unparalleled in the history of world wars in terms of numerical and technical incomparability. It has been 72 years since the very historic day when mountains and rivers echoed with the shouts of victory over a strong imperialist enemy. Amid the harshest-ever conditions and environment, a young country – barely two years old – defeated the U.S. imperialist forces boasting itself as the “world’s mightiest” and their vassal forces from almost 20 countries. Such an unprecedentedly great history of victory proudly teaches us a philosophical truth. It is the immutable theory that the people and army led by an outstanding leader are always invincible even in the face of extreme difficulties and even in the attack by a formidable enemy. President Kim Il Sung, the peerless patriot and the ever-victoriou...

                                                                     July 27th is celebrated by the Korean people as Victory over America Day and their second liberation day .In People’s Korea it is a public holiday . I remember visiting the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in July 2013 for the 60th anniversary of the victory in the great Fatherland Liberation War and seeing people enjoying picnics on July 27th . That year the public holiday for July 27th was extended to 4 days instead of 1.  On July 27th 1953  the Yankee imperialist aggressors were forced to concede defeat by signing the Korean Armistice Agreement. General Mark Clark the US commander admitted that “"In carrying out the instructions of my government, I gained the unenviable distinction of being the first United States commander in hi...