The house exhibits historical data and materials showing brutal atrocities committed by the U.S. and Japanese imperialists as well as the class enemies against the Korean people.

The visitors hardly repress their surging indignation at the brutalities and vowed revenge upon the enemies.

Hong Sok Song (12), a delegate from Yangsi Secondary School in Ryongchon County, North Phyongan Province, told KCNA:

"I could understand more clearly about the crime-woven history made by the U.S. and Japanese imperialists.

They and the Lee Myung Bak group of south Korea are now carrying on anti-DPRK war drills.

I will join the army in the future to become a-match-for-a hundred soldier."

Kim Chong Hyang (13), a delegate from Sinhung Secondary School in Sinchon County, South Hwanghae Province, said:

"I heard many stories about atrocities committed by the U.S. invaders during their temporary occupation of my hometown in the period of the Korean War (1950-1953).

The visit to this house hardens my determination to wreak revenge upon them on all accounts."

O Hyon Mi, KCU instructor at Namha Primary School in Sinuiju City, North Phyongan Province, said:

"The visit reminds me of the truth that struggle will continue as long as the class enemies are left alive.

The Lee group defamed the KCU celebrations as "charade intentionally orchestrated" and "event for winning public favor" and furthermore insulted the dignity of our supreme leadership, likening it to the Nazis.

All the KCU delegates are now seized with surging resentment toward the provokers. We delegates strongly asked the Korean People's Army to shower deadly fire of revenge upon them at once, as was declared in the ultimatum released by the KPA General Staff.

The Lee Myung Bak group of traitors will never escape from stern punishment."