"Ear Grave" in Kyoto Sheds Light on Brutality of Japs
A book on the massacre of Koreans committed by the Japanese aggressors during the Imjin Patriotic War (1592-1598) will reportedly be published in Japan.
The book, authored by a former Japanese diplomat, details the history of Japan's aggression of Korea, telling how an "ear grave" was erected in Japan during Japan's invasion of Korea.
“Music is a form of art that is most closely linked to people’s life.”
[Anecdotes] :: Anecdotes during the Inter-Korean Summit Meeting (5)
“The Same Family”
On the 15th General
President
DPRK Socialist Constitution
Policies for Korea’s Reunification
[Foreign Relations] :: Foreign Relations
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea regards independence, peace and friendship as the main ideals of its foreign policy and the principles of its external activities.
The DPRK government establishes diplomatic as well as political, economic and cultural relations with all friendly countries, on the principles of complete equality, independence, mutual respect, non-interference in each other’s affairs and mutual benefit.
[Economy] :: Unha Pedigree Fish Breeding Station
[Economy] :: Koryo Simchong Company
[Social Culture] :: Education Guarantees DPRK’s Rosy Future
[Social Culture] :: Agricultural Sci-tech Measures to Minimize Typhoon Damage
[History & Folk Customs] :: Koguryo Tombs with Murals and Historical Relics Unearthed
[History & Folk Customs] :: The One and Only Country Which Denies Its Past Crimes
[Korea Is One] :: Inter-Korean Talks for Sports Held
Pyongyang Golf Course
[Other books]CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE KOREAN NATION
[Picture Albums]Seventy-five Years of Great Leadership
Our National Flag
Ode to Motherland
My Country Filled with Hope
The Country I Defend
Who Ever Taught Me?
