Jo Thae Il, a member of the group, noted that the museum serves as a historical witness to the hideous crimes committed by American brutes, and went on:

The U.S. imperialist aggressor forces detained 400 innocent mothers and their 102 children separately and burnt them to death by throwing hand grenades and gasoline. It is, indeed, shuddering to see details of the crime.

I feel as if I were hearing the bitterest lamentation on that day from even a single tree and blade of grass in the land of Sinchon.

Saying details of the heinous crimes baffling human imagination and lethal tools used by the U.S. imperialists betray their brutality and cruelty, Hwang Sun Sil, another member of the group, noted:

The U.S. imperialists are, indeed, murderers and human butchers.

The crimes Yankees committed by killing Koreans irrespective of sex and age by middle-age methods are always remembered by all Koreans.

Kim Yong Ung, the head of the group, said the land of Sinchon helps everyone bear in mind the bitter lesson that if one has even an iota of illusion about the U.S. imperialists, one is bound to meet death.

To put an end to the national division and build a prospering reunified power on Korea it is necessary to force the U.S. imperialist murderers, the sworn enemy of the Korean nation, out of south Korea, he declared.