The Sins of Japan, a Thousand-Year Arch-enemy Seen Through HistoryA pack of beasts that mercilessly slaughtered peaceful protesters(Pyongyang, May 6, Korean Central News Agency)
The resentment and anger of the Korean people, accumulated over time due to the brutal and ruthless military rule of Imperial Japan, exploded into a nationwide anti-Japanese resistance on March 1, 1919.
The March 1st People's Uprising, which began with mass protests in Pyongyang, swept across the entire country and spread to overseas regions where Koreans lived.
The Japanese Empire, in extreme panic and panic, mobilized all oppressive forces available in Joseon at the time to suppress this peaceful demonstration, and not content with that, even drew in vast military power from the Japanese mainland.
Imperial Japan, which set out to suppress the March 1st People's Uprising, unequivocally revealed its true nature as a beast.
The Japanese murderers rushed at a young female student participating in a protest march, cut off her two arms with a knife, and brutally massacred her by slashing her entire body.
He committed all manner of heinous murders, such as smashing the skulls of the rebels by striking them on the back of the head with iron clubs and hooks, and stabbing their entire bodies with daggers to make them covered in blood, as well as slitting the mouth of a young boy with a knife and brutally killing him for shouting "Long live independence!"
Due to the barbaric massacres committed by Imperial Japan, over 100,000 Koreans lost their lives during the March 1st People's Uprising alone.
Even a pro-government scholar in Japan admitted that the Japanese people were enraged by the horrific repression, which involved the mass slaughter of unarmed, peaceful protesters in such a cruel and ruthless manner.
A foreigner who witnessed the reality of the time conveyed that the beatings and cruel tortures inflicted by the Japanese on innocent Korean people were so heinous and horrific that they amounted to acts between humans and beasts, and testified that even after committing such extreme brutal atrocities, the Japanese felt regret that it was not enough and that there was no other way.
Imperial Japan stained the entire land of Korea with the blood of innocent people during the March 1st People's Uprising. (End)
Project to support rural schools in Gangwon-do(Pyongyang, May 6, Korean Central News Agency)
Gangwon Province is putting effort into projects to support rural schools.
The province is conducting a project to send excellent multimedia materials and teaching reference books to rural schools to provide practical assistance to educational initiatives.
Many units, including Wonsan No. 1 Middle School, are selecting highly qualified teachers and dispatching them to rural and mountain schools so that they can impart new teaching methods to local teachers and improve their practical skills.
Muncheon Steel Factory, Cheonnae-ri Cement Factory, and Songdowon General Food Factory provided a wealth of information and educational facilities to rural schools, ensuring better educational conditions and environments and helping to improve the quality of education.
Wonsan Normal University and Ri Su-dok Wonsan Teachers' College are sending university students to rural and mountain schools, as well as island branch schools.
Attention is being turned to ensuring the business and living conditions of petitioners so that they may devote themselves wholeheartedly to the education of future generations.
Muncheon City, Gosan County, and Gimhwa County are also supporting projects to improve the educational conditions and environment of rural schools. (End)
Scientific farming promotion teams actively pursue projects to minimize drought damage(Pyongyang, May 5) Korean Central News Agency
According to Rodong Sinmun, scientific farming promotion teams dispatched to various regions are actively working to minimize the negative impact that the prolonged drought could have on wheat and barley farming.
Members of the scientific farming promotion team in Sukcheon-gun, Pyongwon-gun, Anak-gun, Cheongdan-gun, Bukchang-gun, and Gosan-gun are going out to wheat and barley fields to measure soil moisture at various depths and, accordingly, are determining the order and amount of watering.
With the support of members of the Scientific Farming Promotion Team, work is underway to apply various nutrient fortifiers and growth regulators as foliar fertilizers to wheat and barley fields in numerous regions.
The scientific farming promotion teams are also establishing measures for catching seaweed using chemical methods to help reduce drought damage. (End)
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