Excerpts from the classic works of great leader President Kim Il Sung

 

¡°THE ONLY WAY TO NATIONAL REUNIFICATION IS THE GREAT UNITY OF THE ENTIRE NATION¡±

 

(Talk to the Chief of the Koryo Research Institute

of William Carrie University, April 10, 1993)

 

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In order to expedite the reunification of the country through the great unity of the entire nation, we must hold fast to the principle of national independence.

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It is impossible to reunify the country by depending on foreign forces. People in the United States and some other countries do not want our country to be reunified. Once the north and the south are reunified, our country will become a great country with a population of 70 millions. Historically, ours is a sagacious and civilized nation. Therefore, if they are united, they will be able to build our country into a world power. That is why people in the United States and some other countries do not welcome our country to be reunified; they are afraid of it.

In order to uphold the principle of national independence, in con­trast to being dependent on foreign forces, south Korea must over­come flunkeyism, make the US troops withdraw and free itself from the domination of the United States.

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¡°ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE GENER­AL DIRECTOR OF THE LATIN-AMERICAN

NEWS AGENCY PRENSA LATINA¡±

(April 13, 1994)

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Our nation is homogeneous boasting a 5,000-year-long history. No force can keep our nation eternally divided. The reunification of the country constitutes the unanimous desire and vital demand of the whole nation. Only a handful of traitorous forces, subservient to great powers, oppose such a step. It is inevitable for the nation, which has been artificially divided by foreign forces, to be reunified. The reunification forces will prevail unfailingly over the divisive forces.

We have already advanced the most reasonable proposal for national reunification. Our proposal to reunify the country as a con­federation based on one nation, one state, two systems and two gov­ernments, is just and realistic in view of the different ideas and sys­tems existing in the north and south of Korea, as it makes it possi­ble to achieve independent, peaceful reunification at the earliest possible date, on a fair basis where neither side will subjugate the other or be subjugated. This proposal envisages that our country will, after its reunification, become a neutral state, which is neither the satellite of another country or a member state of any political and military alliance or bloc. Consequently, it also accords with the wishes of neighboring countries and the peace-loving people of the world.

The whole nation unanimously desires its reunification. As we offer the most reasonable, realistic way, the historic cause of nation­al reunification will inevitably be achieved.

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