Part 007 - PAMPHLET 039 007

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FORWARD ALONG THE PATH OF CONNOLLYISM AND THE JUCHE IDEA A study 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. "Chajusong/independence of a party and a state is expressed, after all, in foreign relations," Comrade Kim Jong Il, who is the dear leader of the Korean revolution, has pointed out. "There are big and small parties, big and small countries, and economic- ally developed and underdeveloped peoples in the world, but all parties, all countries and peoples are equal and independent. No one should encroach upon the sovereignty of others and no one should tolerate encroachment on one's sovereignty." "There should be neither superior-subordinate rela- tions nor master-servant relations in this movement... The Juche idea defined Chajusong/independence as the fundamental principle of the relations between parties and between countries, and this helped to- wards a change in the international communist move- ment and the development of international relations." "This movement is a struggle to realise the Chajusong of the popular masses in each country, and it is the communists and the people of the country themselves who are the performers, the masters of this struggle." In the vastly different circumstances of the first world war when imperialism still held sway and the age of Chajusong had yet to dawn, James Connolly advanced a vision of Irish freedom and socialism under which "every nation will be the supreme arbiter 1