The websites included the Russian internet magazines Mar 12, Hanber Journal, the Russian internet TV Krasnoe Televidenie and the websites of the Rostov Association for the Study of Kimilsungism-Kimjongilism of Russia, the Russian Kirov Association for the Study of the Juche Idea, the Crimean Association for the Study of the Juche Idea, the Group for Solidarity with the DPRK, the Anti-Globalization Movement of Russia, and the one of the International Alliance of Societies for the Study of the Juche Idea and Songun Policy in East European and Central Asian Regions.

Photos documenting revolutionary activities of the President were posted on them.

Posted on them were articles titled "President Kim Il Sung who made new history of Korea", "Motto of President Kim Il Sung", "President Kim Il Sung: Devoting all his life to national reunification", "For global independence", "Korean people always remember their leader", "Great man of world" and "Broad smile of sun always shines".

The France-Korea Friendship Association on July 7 carried an article illustrated with the portrait of the smiling President. The article said that he put his last signature in his life to a document related to Korea's reunification.

The Anti-Imperialist Front of France posted on its website articles captioned "President Kim Il Sung and great national unity" and "Great human being in 20th century".

The Britain-Korea Friendship Association and other British progressive organizations on July 6 posted on their websites an article titled "Prominent leader of century" illustrated with photos of the President.

The Group for the Study of Juche Philosophy and Songun Politics of Malta on July 7 posted on its website articles titled "Kim Il Sung and his shining name", "Kim Il Sung, tender-hearted image" and "Great man revered by world".