President Kim Il Sung founded an armed force for Korea’s liberation called the Korean People’s Revolutionary Army on April 25, 1932 and declared war on Japan. The struggle was difficult without parallel in history. The Korean People’s Revolutionary Army had neither the rear nor the support of a regular army. It had to rely only on guerrilla warfare and the assistance of the patriotic people. Therefore, the guerrillas during the anti-Japanese armed struggle (1932–1945) were always faithful to Commander Kim Il Sung’s instruction “As fish can’t live without water, so guerrillas can’t live apart from the people.” The legends left by President Kim Il Sung in his bloody fight against the Japanese imperialists in the Manchurian wilderness for 20 years are cherished in the hearts of the Korean people as precious memories. [Read More]

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Source: Weekly Blitz :: Writings