In Pyongyang thousands of people visit the National House of Class Education every day.

The house exhibits materials exposing crimes committed by the U.S. imperialists against the Korean people from a hundred and scores of years ago.

Conspicuous in the exhibits is the figure of those killed by the U.S. invaders, south Korean troops and other class enemies in the northern part of Korea during the temporary strategic retreat of the Korean People's Army in the Fatherland Liberation War (June 25, 1950-July 27, 1953).

The Sinchon Museum houses materials showing brutal massacres of civilians by enemies in a premeditated and systematic way.

The curator of the Susan-ri House of Class Education, Choe Jong Suk, said that nearly 100,000 people have visited the house from the beginning of the year. The house provides them with a good knowledge of heinous crimes perpetrated by the U.S. imperialists in Korea after unleashing a war, she added.

After visiting houses of class education, they met and voiced their determination to smash the reckless moves of the U.S. imperialists and the south Korean regime to start another war and defend the dignity and the sovereignty of the nation.