Oath-taking Meeting of Young Vanguard and March of Succession Held in DPRK

 Pyongyang, July 29 (KCNA) -- An oath-taking meeting of the young vanguard was held before the Fatherland Liberation War Martyrs Cemetery on July 28 to carry forward the soul of the victorious wartime generation.
Present there were Ju Chang Il, secretary of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, Kim Su Gil, chief secretary of the Pyongyang Municipal Committee of the WPK, war veterans, officials of the youth league, commanding officers and members of the High-Speed Youth Shock Brigade Management Bureau and the August 28 Youth Shock Brigade Management Bureau, students of Mangyongdae Revolutionary School and Chilgol Revolutionary School and other youth and students in Pyongyang.
Paek Un Chol, chairman of the Central Committee of the Socialist Patriotic Youth League, said in his report made at the meeting that July 27, the Day of Victory, is a historic holiday in which the aggressors were defeated and the dignity and sovereignty of the country were defended and the ideological and mental wealth to be firmly carried forward by the rising generations was provided.
He called upon the participants to make redoubled efforts for the immortal honor of the victor nation and the future of the beloved motherland.
War veteran Ri Thae Jin handed over the national flag of the DPRK to young people, requesting them to carry forward the tradition of victory of heroic Korea, remaining faithful to the leadership of the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un.
Read out at the meeting was a resolution expressing the will of the young vanguard.
All the participants vowed to build a prosperous and powerful socialist nation on this land by inheriting the revolutionary spirit of the defenders of the country in the 1950s.
Amid the playing of song "Respects to Victors of Great Years", a march of succession of the young vanguard to carry forward the soul of the victorious wartime generation started, with the national flag of the DPRK flying high in the van.
The marchers with burning torches in their hands passed through a street of the capital city, recollecting the mental world of the victorious wartime generation. -0-