Contribution of the People's Korea Initiative of Poland

 Dear Comrades,


On the 80th anniversary of the historic liberation of Korea from the yoke of Japanese imperialism, we pay tribute to the indomitable spirit of the Korean people and their Great Leader – President Kim Il Sung. It was thanks to his brilliant leadership, visionary strategy, and unwavering faith in the power of the people that Korea achieved victory in the struggle against two imperialist powers.


For decades, the Korean nation suffered under brutal occupation. Many organizations attempted to resist, but it was only when President Kim Il Sung united the popular masses around him that a true force capable of leading the country to freedom was born.


The Eternal President, guided by the principles of self-reliance and independence, developed a strategy of struggle that enabled resistance to be waged based on the country’s own resources and potential. It was this vision – rooted in the Juche idea – that allowed the Korean people not only to liberate themselves from colonial domination but also to achieve groundbreaking successes, such as the development of their own defensive capabilities.


Today, as we remember the past, we look to the future with pride and hope. May the legacy of the struggle for a just socialist homeland remain a source of inspiration for our continued acts of solidarity with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and its people.


Long live the memory of President Kim Il Sung’s achievements!



Bruno Florczyk


Chairman of the People's Korea Initiative

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