Present at the meetings held at the plazas of the Sinchon Museum and the Susan-ri House of Class Education were officials of the youth league, the union of agricultural workers and the women's union and officials concerned, youth and students and members of the unions.

The speakers recalled that the U.S. aggressors massacred more than 35 380 innocent persons in Sinchon County or a quarter of its population in the most barbarous manner during the period of the temporary strategic retreat of the Korean People's Army (KPA) during the Korean war, adding that the U.S. imperialists are cruel man-killers and brutes.

The Korean people can never pardon those aggressors who killed innocent people and patriots in such a cruel manner which made even brutes blush, they noted.

If the U.S. imperialists, being oblivious of the lesson taught by history, impose another war upon the Korean people, they will turn out in the battle for defending the country alongside the KPA and sweep the enemies off the surface of the earth and give vent to the pent-up grudge of the nation, they declared.

Oath-taking poems were recited.

The participants chanted the slogans reflecting the firm will to devotedly defend the party and the leader and force the enemies to pay a thousand-fold price for the blood shed by the Korean people.