The participants in the film shows watched Korean films denouncing U.S. imperialism, provoker of the Korean War.

Oliver Jonischkeit, federal secretary of the Left Bloc of the Austrian Trade Union Federation, in his speech made at a meeting accused the U.S. of provoking the Korean War six decades ago and massacring innocent people.

Aldo Bernardini, chairman of the Italian Committee for the Study of the Juche idea, at a seminar said that the DPRK has bolstered the reliable war deterrent despite ceaseless challenges of the imperialist allied forces including the U.S. He stressed that a war has been deterred on the Korean Peninsula, a fruition of the Songun politics pursued by General Secretary Kim Jong Il.

Constanzi Franco, secretary general of the Italian Committee for the Study of the Juche idea, referred to the DPRK's efforts to conclude a peace treaty, urging the U.S. to opt to promptly respond to its proposal for early start of talks to replace the Armistice Agreement with a peace treaty.

Wolfgang Fittinger, chairman of the Brandenburg State Committee of the Communist Party of Germany, at a seminar condemned the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK and called for positive activities in support of the Korean people's just cause.

A solidarity letter to Kim Jong Il was adopted at the event in Germany.