Speech Delivered at the Meeting of Party and Young Communist League Cadres Held at Mingyuegou, Yanji County May 20, 1931
The global depression was happening at this time and the imperialistic empire of Japan was preparing for war as a way to get out of its depression. Japan was strengthening its oppression of the Korean people, the Korean anti-imperialists were growing stronger and better organized. Learning the lessons of the failed May 30th uprising in Manchuria, brilliant leader Kim Il Sung had the foresight to hold off on a violent revolution against the Japanese. He stated the violent uprising must happen, but it also must wait until the revolutionary forces became better armed and more organized. Kim Il Sung would only lead his forces into battle when a victory could be certain.
In this speech the great leader details the reasons the Manchurian uprising failed and also the consequences to the revolution which happend because of the failure. He goes on to outline how the party can become more firmly rooted, by using cadres in every region to educate, lead, and rally the workers and peasants and laying the foundation of the revolution.
MEMORABLE QUOTES
"The most important task for the Korean communists at present is to follow out the revolutionary organizational line which makes it possible to unite the main masses of the revolution firmly and, around them, the anti-Japanese forces from all walks of life, thereby building up the whole nation into a political force."
"No revolution can be made by a few communists alone, without the active support and participation of the majority. For the masses to be involved in the revolutionary struggle and to be tuned into a strong political force, they should be armed with a revolutionary consciousness and organized in larges numbers in mass organizations."
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