Liberator of the Country
The Japanese imperialists deprived Korea of her national rights and culture. Korea was a medieval dark land and a large living hell.
Lamenting over the tragedy of the ruined country, Korean people conducted the March 1 Popular Uprising against the Japanese imperialists, waged a volunteers' struggle and petitioned for independence. But they were given only the barbaric suppression of aggressors and the cold treatment of the great powers.
All the fellow countrymen waited eagerly for a great man to save the country and nation from destruction.
Just at the time, the great leader
In his teens, he embarked on the road of revolution with a great ambition for national liberation and declared a total war on the Japanese imperialists.
In his early years, he found the profound truth that one is the master of one's own destiny and one has the strength to carve out one's destiny. He put forward a line that the armed enemy can be defeated only with arms and led the anti-Japanese war to victory and finally accomplished the historic cause of national liberation.
Korea was liberated from the harsh colonial rule of the Japanese imperialists on August 15, 1945.
On the historic day, the whole country was wrapped in emotion and delight of liberation.
Lecturer Ri Yu Jong at the Korean Revolution Museum said the name of
"A mass rally was held at the Pyongyang Public Playground on October 14, 1945 to welcome the great leader
Concerning it, the then 'Pyongyang Minbo' wrote under the headline: 'Cheers of 400,000 People Rock the Land of Korea, a Brocade of Nature':
'Pyongyang has a long history of 4,000 years and its population is as large as 400,000 people. But has such a large crowd ever before met in one place?...
...What made this meeting particularly significant historically, and turned it into a storm of emotion, was that General
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