Symposium in Field of History to Denounce Thrice-cursed Crimes of Japan Held in DPRK

 Pyongyang, November 13 (KCNA) -- A symposium in the field of history was held at the Academy of Social Sciences in the DPRK on Nov. 12 to denounce the thrice-cursed crimes of Japan, the sworn enemy.
Present there were officials, teachers, researchers and journalists in the fields of science, education and media.
Researchers of the Academy of Social Sciences Jo Hui Sung and Jo Myong Chol, Deputy Curator of the Korean Central History Museum Kim Yong Hui and Director of an institute of Kim Il Sung University Yun Sin Yong gave papers on exposing and condemning the unethical crimes committed by the Japanese imperialists.
They proved that the Japanese imperialists, who imposed untold sufferings and misfortunes on the Korean people, committed the shocking crimes of mercilessly violating the sovereignty of Korea by encroaching on the representative of state power.
They disclosed the brutality of the Japanese imperialists, noting that as part of the fascist moves in the field of ideology and culture, the Japanese imperialists openly pursued the policy for "making Koreans Japanese subjects" and viciously manoeuvred to obliterate the cultural traditions of the Korean people.
They noted that the Japanese imperialists' destruction and plunder of cultural heritages associated with the resourcefulness and creative talents of the Korean people are the most vicious crimes unprecedented in history.
They stressed that the thrice-cursed crimes committed by the Japanese imperialists against the Korean people should be settled without fail.
They stressed that the wounds of history left by the Japanese imperialists, the sworn enemy, can never be healed no matter whatever one generation may be replaced by another, and called for making the enemy pay for the blood of the Korean people a thousand times. -0-