Enlarged Edition of "Complete Collection of Kim Il Sung's Works" Published
Pyongyang, November 5 (KCNA) -- The Workers' Party of Korea Publishing House has brought out enlarged edition Vol. 7 of "Complete Collection of Kim Il Sung's Works", a library of the immortal Juche idea dealing with President Kim Il Sung's works systematically, comprehensively and in chronological order.
The book has 107 works including historic speeches, talks, reports made by the President from August to October, Juche 35 (1946).
The President in those works clarified the inevitability of the coalition of the Communist Party and the New Democratic Party in cementing the unity of the democratic forces in Korea and made clear the purpose, character and duty peculiar to the Workers' Party representing and defending the interests of the working masses.
Those works also specify the tasks and ways for nationalizing the factories, mines, power stations, railway transport, communications, banks, and commercial and cultural organs once in possession of the Japanese imperialists and the traitors to the nation and thus developing the national economy independently.
The works also deal with theoretical and practical issues arising in the building of a new country including the issue of training more cadres to be pillars in the building of new democratic Korea, the issue of stabilizing and improving the people's standard of living, the issue of establishing strict state regulations for food rationing and the issue of setting up a state management system for irrigation facilities.
The book has 107 works including historic speeches, talks, reports made by the President from August to October, Juche 35 (1946).
The President in those works clarified the inevitability of the coalition of the Communist Party and the New Democratic Party in cementing the unity of the democratic forces in Korea and made clear the purpose, character and duty peculiar to the Workers' Party representing and defending the interests of the working masses.
Those works also specify the tasks and ways for nationalizing the factories, mines, power stations, railway transport, communications, banks, and commercial and cultural organs once in possession of the Japanese imperialists and the traitors to the nation and thus developing the national economy independently.
The works also deal with theoretical and practical issues arising in the building of a new country including the issue of training more cadres to be pillars in the building of new democratic Korea, the issue of stabilizing and improving the people's standard of living, the issue of establishing strict state regulations for food rationing and the issue of setting up a state management system for irrigation facilities.
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