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"Complete Collection of Kim Il Sung's Works" Vol. 73 Off Press

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK via Korea News Service (KNS)

   Pyongyang, January 9 (KCNA) -- The Workers' Party of Korea Publishing House brought out "Complete Collection of Kim Il Sung's Works" Vol. 73, a library of the immortal Juche idea systematically and comprehensively dealing with famous works of President Kim Il Sung in chronological order.
    The book contains 44 speeches, concluding speeches, talks and others the President made during the period from January to July Juche 70 (1981).
    The President set forth a revolutionary policy for socialist economic development and the improvement of the people's standard of living and indicated concrete tasks to be fulfilled to implement it and ways to do so in the works including "On Comprehensively Developing the Hydropower Resources", "Let Us Thoroughly Implement the Taean Work System and Improve the Management of Factories," "On Some Measures to Improve the People's Standard of Living" and "On Staging a Vigorous Struggle to Increase the Grain Production".
    In the work "Members of the Children's Union, Prepare Yourselves as Strong Heirs to the Juche Revolutionary Cause", the President called for improving and strengthening the work of the Children's Union and further developing the children's movement in the DPRK as required by the developing revolution.
    "Talk to the President of the United Republic of Tanzania", "Answers to Questions Raised by the Chinese Xinhua News Agency Delegation" and other works clarify the principled stand maintained by the WPK in the struggle to achieve the independent and peaceful reunification of the country and develop the non-aligned movement and ways to do so.
    The book also clarifies the issues of improving quality control, developing Mt. Myohyang into a recreation ground for the school youth and children and working people and further developing the democratic national education of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan and other theoretical and practical matters arising in the revolution and construction.