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Kim It Sung. the Great Leader of the. Korean Nation: ane 7
the Great Friend of progressive mankind, the genius « ce (nr
the twentieth century. etc., is in trouble. ‘.. =~ | j

The longest ruling commutlist leader {he has led North
Kore with an iron fist for: more than forty years), he -

. . confessed recently jn.a rare television appearance in his:

~ country that he-has not.tulfilled his life's task. The un- i.
.. ification of. the entire -Korean ‘peninsula - under.. his -. -

_ leadership has come no closer. than‘at-ihe beginning.of
the establishment of the twd Korean states, The war he.

” Started against South Korea in 1950 ended i infailure and

> the hope. that.the people's revolution would’ destroy ‘the ra

‘South Korean state vanished. ” ‘
"Kim I-Sung, who recently timed seventy: urged. his +;

- ‘people lo make sacrifices and to be prepared for the next mPa
Ware,

~ f His’ statement did not attract oa mach attention from

_ the world media and’ was considered to be-a traditional

: propaganda trick to justify the economic failure’ of the

Phenyang regime. . ;
The .recent, comparison” by ‘the Washingt ‘azine .
“The Problems’ of Communism’: between . magazine,

"might of the.two Korean states showed. : however. that .

- the militant: tone of. President Kim Should be, taken my
seriously,

_. Despite ihe high “level of economic “development of.”

- South Korea and the economic. power of that country, { the ~
|. military superiority undoubtedly’ belongs tothe ‘North. -

; The-six hundred.thousand soldiers of the North could.
"” - gasily. crush:the resistance of the.250,000-man_ army:of
; South Korea: -Phenyarig's ‘regime has wice.as. many.
* fanks, ‘supplied ‘by the’ USSR, and moré. than, twice: as

- many "jets, supplied by*Chiina and -the ‘USSR:

Strategically. the supériority of the North. is even indie
-visible. Seoul, the capital ‘of South Korea; is located only
. forty. miles. from the 38th parallel, the border between. the
. "two Koreas. Sixty-five-percent of South Korean industry :.
-— isin Seoul, and a ‘general offensive conducted by the. ‘f. ..

- North could“lead to the ifnmediate defeat’ of:the South.” f°

-] have: heen shown by South Korean ‘military com:
minders the tunnels built by North Koreans. from: the. .

“border do the suburbs of the South Korean capital. ‘These

tunnels. (discovered following the defection of their North -

Korean builder) were ‘byilt with the technical assistance’

‘of Swedish companies and .were designed ; ‘to--have, a;
“capacity to allow {en thousand. armed men to reach Seoul!
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