Item PAMPHLET_039 - Forward along the Path of Connollyism and the Juche Idea

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Forward along the Path of Connollyism and the Juche Idea

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  • 1985 (Creation)

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56 pages

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Forward along the path of Connollyism and Juche idea. A study by Hugh Goodacre, writing as Hugh Stephens, of the treatise “The Workers’ Party of Korea is a Juche-Type Revolutionary Party Which Inherited the Glorious Tradition of the DIU” by Kim Jong Il. With a selection of quotations from the works of James Connolly and Kim Jong Il, compiled by Hugh Goodacre, writing as Hugh Stephens. Presented to the ‘Seminar on the Juche Idea’ held in London in the spring of 1985.
Contents of the selection of quotations:
‘The masses are the masters of revolution’
‘The question of leadership method in revolutionary theory’
‘Ireland's Republican leaders as embodiers of Irish patriotism and internationalism ‘
‘A nation with a strong sense of national dignity and revolutionary pride is unconquerable’
‘The working class is the most independent class’
‘Ireland a nation’
‘The working class party is the general staff of the revolution’
‘Factionalism and flunkyism’
‘Waiting with folded arms for all conditions to ripen is tantamount to refusing to make a revolution’
‘Founding the party independently’
‘Revolutionary warfare’
‘Counter the imperialist war of aggression with the war of liberation’
‘Internationalism’

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