Contribution of KFA Germany

 

Dear comrade Dr. Dermot Hudson,

Dear participants of this online-seminar,


the Japanese occupation of Korea, was one of the darkest chapters of Korean history. 200 000 Korean Women suffered under sex slavery, many Koreans had to suffer under forced worked or were even murdered. The Japanese imperialists even tried to eradicate the Korean nation, by forbidding the Korean language and Korean names. President KIM IL SUNG said about that time:


“Under the rule of Japanese imperialists, the Korean people were deprived of all political rights and freedoms and subjected to cruel colonial and feudal oppression and exploitation. The development of the national economy was severely hampered, and the education, culture and customs of the Korean nation were mercilessly trampled underfoot. The Japanese imperialist rulers threw hundreds of thousands of our patriots, who had risen up in the anti-Japanese struggle to save our nation from ruin, into prison and murdered them.”


But the Korean people resisted, under President KIM IL SUNG they lead an over a decade long guerilla war against the Japanese imperialists, which trough the wise leadership of President KIM IL SUNG lead to the liberation of Korea on the 15th of August, 80 year ago.


President KIM IL SUNG said:


“With the defeat of the Japanese imperialists who had occupied our homeland, the path to rebirth opened up for our people. The liberated Korean people set themselves the task of completely dismantling the colonial rule of the defeated Japanese imperialists and building a democratic, independent state.“



And exactly this was achieved under the leadership of President KIM IL SUNG and his successors comrade KIM JONG IL and Marshal KIM JONG UN. Already in the first years after the liberation, the women were made equal to the men, the industry and banks were nationalized, the land reform took away land from the big landlords and collaborators and gave it to the poor peasents with no or only little land, the 8-hour day and a social security system was introduced.



The US-Imperialists tried to stop the Korean revolution by invading the DPRK, but the heroic Korean People´s Army beat the US-Imperialists and 15 of their satellite states. The second imperialists power they beat in one generation.



The DPRK successfully builds socialism. They abolished taxation, etablished free education, free housing and free healthcare. Food and public transportation are very cheap.



No sanctions and no hostile military aggressions can stop socialism in the DPRK. Today the DPRK is a nuclear power and an ICBM-power. Bringing fear into the hearts of the imperialists and defending the socialist achievments. Today Marshal KIM JONG UN defends the independence gained in the fight against the Japanese imperialists.

Glory to the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Korea from Japanese colonial rule!

Glory to the DPRK!

Glory to Marshal KIM JONG UN!

Manse!

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