Kim Jong Suk the Anti-Japanese Heroine

By Sun, Kim Ok

Book Id: WPLBN0000698606
Format Type: PDF eBook
File Size: 1.41 MB.
Reproduction Date: 2005

Title:	Kim Jong Suk the Anti-Japanese Heroine
Author:	Sun, Kim Ok
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Language:	English
Subject:	Literature, Asian literature, Writing.
Collections:	e-Asia Digital Library Collection
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Publisher:	University of Oregon Libraries; e-Asia Digital Library


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Excerpt
Excerpt: INTRODUCTION; Ordinary happenings of the past fade gradually from the memory as the days go by. But to me, who worked with Comrade Kim Jong Suk, the anti-Japanese heroine, during the anti-Japanese revolutionary struggle and in the years of peaceful construction, the memories of many events of more than 60 years ago are still livid, as if they were of yesterday.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: 1. To Bring Up the Future Generation of the Revolution, 1 -- My First Meeting with Her, 1 -- Drawing a Map of Korea Herself, 5 -- Character Examination Meeting, 8 -- When the People's Revolutionary Government Was Being Established, 11 -- On a Visit to a Guerrilla Hospital, 17 -- A Story of Jangsung, 19 -- Entertainment at a Chinese Nationalist Anti-Japanese Unit, 25 -- In the Forest of Sandaowan, 29 -- 2. At the Mt. Paektu Secret Camp, 33 -- In Front of the Dear Leader Comrade Kim Jong Il's -- Birthplace at the Mt. Paektu Secret Camp, 34 -- The Quilt Made of Patched Cloth Permeated with Loyalty, 38 -- A Braid of Hai r, 41 -- In Order to Expand the Organizations of the Association for the Restoration of the Fatherland, 43 -- To Speed Up Preparations for Nationwide Resistance, 47 -- You Must Study Even at Odd Moments, 51 -- She Inspired the Guerrillas with Firm Conviction of Victory,55 -- 3. To Hasten the Liberation of the Country, 59 -- Setting an Example in Practice, 59 -- During a Break in Military Training, 62 -- Consider the Other Side of This River to Be the Homeland, 64