Vol. 72 of "Complete Collection of Kim Jong Il's Works" Published

Pyongyang, October 12 (KCNA) -- The Workers' Party of Korea Publishing House brought out Vol. 72 of "Complete Collection of Kim Jong Il's Works", a library of immortal Kimilsungism-Kimjongilism, which comprehensively deals with Chairman Kim Jong Il's works in a chronological order.

The book contains 45 works including letters and talks made by Chairman Kim Jong Il from August 2007 to February 2008.

In his works the Chairman noted that the anti-Japanese war heroine Kim Jong Suk was a great revolutionary who performed immortal exploits for the country and its people, the times and history, and indicated the tasks and ways for the children of revolutionary martyrs to fulfill their responsibility and role as the backbone of our Party in the struggle to carry forward generation after generation and accomplish the revolutionary cause of Juche.

Contained in the book are works dealing with the issues of further strengthening the Korean People's Army into the army of the Party and the traits indispensable to the commanding officers of the KPA.

Other works reflect the noble intention and will of the peerlessly great man to make sure that the people of Jagang Province continue to give full play to the Kanggye spirit created in the period of the Arduous March and glorify the honor as the vanguard in the general advance for socialist construction.

Some works specify the principled issues arising in decisively shoring up the pace-setting sectors of the national economy and basic industries, the lifeline of socialist economic construction, and in further improving the people's standard of living.

Referring to the issues of intensifying motivation activities, works urge writers and journalists to write more good articles instilling confidence and courage into the army and people.

The book also contains works giving perfect answers to the theoretical and practical issues arising in the revolution and construction, including the issue of ceaselessly developing the Korean fine art as required by the times and the revolution. -0-