The Brazilian Committee for Solidarity with the DPRK on March 22 posted on its Internet homepage an article titled "Untrodden Path" with a picture of Kim Hyong Jik, an indomitable revolutionary fighter.

Kim Hyong Jik, basing himself on the idea of Jiwon (aim high), conducted the patriotic educational activities and pushed forward the work to rally comrades and form KNA, an anti-Japanese underground revolutionary organization, largest in scale and most transparent in the anti-imperialist independent stand at that time, the article said.

The KNA formation made it possible for the Koreans' anti-Japanese national liberation movement to set a correct fighting goal and open up a new phase for achieving the unity of the anti-Japanese patriotic forces, it stressed.

The Nigerian National Committee for the Study of the Juche Idea on its Internet homepage on March 21 dealt with the formation of KNA by Kim Hyong Jik. It went on:

Though he passed away so early while devotedly struggling for the development of the Koreans' anti-Japanese national liberation movement, the idea of Jiwon, the idea of getting prepared for death from hunger, death from a beating and death from the cold, the idea of rallying comrades and two pistols left by him became the precious ideological and moral assets of the Korean revolution.

The feats of Kim Hyong Jik, who brought the dawn of modern Korea while covering the un-trodden path of history, will shine long with prospering socialist Korea.

The International Alliance of Societies for the Study of the Juche Idea and Songun Policy in East European and Central Asian Regions posted on its Internet homepage on March 23 an article titled "Idea of national independence which hewed out the new era of history" with his photo.