Kim Il Sung's Memoirs (Excerpt)

Author: Zheng Wanxing
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book is the seventh and eighth volumes of Kim Il Sung's memoirs. It primarily recalls how Kim Il Sung overcame extreme harshness, hunger, multiple surrender attempts, and three assassination plots from both the harsh living environment and enemy threats during his days of resistance in Northeast China. The book also details his close relationships with the soldiers of the First, Second, and Third Routes of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army and his former comrades-in-arms in the International Brigade. With a warm and human touch, it vividly depicts the battles and daily lives of female fighters in the Korean People's Revolutionary Army, as well as the process of establishing revolutionary friendship and marrying Kim Jong. The book is comprehensive, richly illustrated, well-documented, and systematically presents the battle life of Comrade Kim Il Sung from 1937 to 1945.