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On the occasion of the 72nd birthday of General Secretary
Present at the inaugural meeting were Secretary General
The inaugural meeting was attended by those concerned all over Japan literally from Hokkaido to Okinawa even when traffic was completely paralyzed due to a heavy snowfall.
Preceding the inaugural meeting, a silent prayer was offered by all the participants for the repose of soul of Dr. Vishwanath, director general of the IIJI Board, who died an untimely death on February 11, 2014.
Introducing a brief personal record of Dr. Vishwanath, Secretary General
Since the inauguration of the Society for the Study of
With the attendance of representatives and members of respective liaison councils as the units of prefecture or area, the inaugural meeting for their national liaison council went well in a heated atmosphere.
In his opening address, Mr. Sumiya Keizo, representative of the Fukushima Liaison Council mentioned: in Fukushima that was a disaster-stricken area of the East Japan Great Earthquake, everyone is living a life with an uneasy conscience. I would like to combine such challenges faced by the people in Fukushima with the significance in studying
Congratulatory speeches were made by the following guests: Chairman Himori Fumihiro of the Japanese Committee for the Support of Independent and Peaceful Reunification of Korea, and Mr. So Chung On, head of the International and Reunification Bureau of the Chongryon.
Following them, Mr. Shinzato Masatake from the Okinawa Liaison Council for the Study of the
In the inaugural meeting speeches were made by scholars and researchers who became representative coordinators or coordinators of the newly formed JNLCSKK.
Prof. Ie Masaji as representative coordinator said: I regard it as necessary to build a world at peace without war or a world without subjugation and subordination. In other words, through learning from
Mr. Hanawa Fujio as coordinator mentioned: I have learned from the Juche idea for a long time in relation to the labor movement. Here in Japan workers are treated in inhumanly manners just like being disposal things. Such conditions require us to wage our struggles for establishing our independence and thus winning back our human nature.
The declaration of formation of the JNLCSKK was proposed and adopted unanimously.
It reads:
"Whether the revolution and construction turns out successful or not, or whether it would be possible or not to realize the happiness of the people and shape the cause of independence depends on outstanding leaders."
"Activities made by First Secretary
"The formation of the JNLCSKK can be regarded as a turning point in promoting the study and dissemination of
The formation of the JNLCSKK has become a place of resolution, a new starting point for them to continue the study of
In a Lecture Meeting on
Prof. Kamakura Takao mentioned: The unity between the leader, the party and the masses is the basis for establishing independence. In the DPRK it was the very decisive factor for its victory in the Korean War, and also fully displayed in the arduous march in the 1990s.
He appealed for setting a value on the necessity of the formation of the driving force to establish independence in Japan through learning from
In his lecture entitled "Independence and Japan," Prof. Ogura Kizo at Kyoto University said that with regard to his concern about Japan's abandoning its independence he was contemplating how to break up such a system of destroying human beings called capitalism from within.
He further strengthened that in order to make a change in Japan that had become unable to think, it would be necessary for the people with different cultures and wisdom together to rebuild a communal society.
In his lecture entitled "On the Plan of Building Socialist Thriving Nation Mapped Out by First Secretary
"First Secretary
"On the basis of it, he put forward the decision of the Korean people to continue to march forward along the path of anti-imperialism and anti-colonialism, the path of building a thriving nation in line with independent socialism, and the path of Korea's reunification with a bright prospect as ever. He encouraged the people by concluding his speech with a command of 'Forward towards the final victory.'
"Based on the principles of independence, Songun and socialism,