SPEECHES BY PROMINENT NORTH KOREAN OFFICIALS CONCERNING CEASE-FIRE TALKS

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 3, 2006
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: March 11, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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FEB 1952
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Speeches by Prominent North Korean Officials
concerning Cease-Fire Talks
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On 6 February at a central committee meeting- of the North Korean Labor Party,
HO Ka-il listed the following three reasons for the North Koreas decision to
name the Soviet Union as a member of the- neutral inspection team,
a. To em.p size to the people of North and South Korea t .t the Soviet Union
has a moral respon.si' ility for maintaining peace in Korea, after an agree-
ment is reached at Panm-un.jon .
ba To test the American reaction to the proposal and to provoke ra3h state-
ments by Americans, which objective has almost been- achieved..
c, To regain the initiative at the conference, to divert American concern to
the proposal, and sinuItl eo ly to hit h ?d on other basic issues,2
2. The committee discussed KIM 11-song's 4th anniversary address of 8 February.
FA?a1Ti~ Ile.
3. On 10 February QH? OE Yong-An North Korean.. Minister of - National Defense and.
Chinese Comnuni.st General W were principal speakers at a cloyed dinner
commemorating N9rth,Korean Amy, Day. CE'OF said.. Th~e Americans deli.berat.ely-
stalled- recent on ,jor points at Jla' they, continually violated. age. iaa.
procedure, delieratly violated. the international code of ethics, and apparently
failed to realize th; great strength of the liberated Asians This means the
-aericans - are determined to carry war to China proper a The Americans are also
paring to foment aggression through the forces of western europe, but the
United East E ppeans will act in the same Aa-as the North Xo=ea= . Chi -3
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Co .uxnists when at-backed. Success of the coordinated effort of the Koreans
and Chinese will encourage those Asians awaiting .liberation P
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14 Co .ent m C is deputy chairs of the coa .ttee and Vice Premier of
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L Cog ent The North Koreans were pleasantly surprised at the
. n e atien s ag e? at to a post-truce political conference after
the United Nations tad. e1ready presented a complete draft of, peace
term, s The Nbrth Koreans believe they won a major point at no sacrifice,,
3. o cent P Possibly IE9 )~~ P
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