Clark, the then commander of the U.S. forces in the Far East and commander of the "UN Forces", wrote that the successes achieved by the Korean People's Army in the last Korean War were ascribable to the experienced command of General Kim Il Sung.

During the war, Kim Il Sung brought to naught all of operational plans worked out by noted U.S. brasshats.

The defeat in the war was the first for the U.S. boasting of its 100-year-long war history. When the U.S. was driven to the corner in the war, it sought to use even A-bombs, but such scheme went in vain.

The war rocked the U.S. supremacy over the world at its bottom and heavily struck the imperialists' colonial system.

The Korean War eloquently showed that any small country can win over any formidable forces, once it is guided by an illustrious leader.