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j i i i i \ f ! 4 i ~ Cc nigue, sleeping on the snow in tue depth of winter te troin their physical slrengih, and Living in the unin~ habiled forest and enduring solitude lo steel their fighting spirit. . “This training of the legendary generals ts no mys~ tery for us...” . In those Gays we anti-Japanese guerillas, as told by him, developed our bocics and minds and improved combat capobilities and technique in far inore arduous circumstances than the legendary genevals trained themselves, So Mat we could annihilate and wipe out the Japanese imperialists who were superior iniman- ber everywhere, . We anli-dapanese guertilas under the leadership of Marshal Kim HM Sung won victory ta the struggle against tens and Inmdreds of tines bigger forces of the Jap- anese tmperialist aggression army unth small forces in very difficult condilions, This was,indeed, a great rexelutionary struggle in which each one of us matched a hundired enemies, : 1 sttll remember the following remarks made by Marshal Kim lM Sung to us guerilia commanders at thaé lime, “(..The Japanese imperialists now admit their im~ potence, raising a howi that they stand no chance a- gainst us even with ten Japanese soldiers againsi a guerilla or ten to one, “But we must. beay in mind clearly that if we lose one man in wiping out 100 enemy troops, this is no victory for us. Because the liye of each guerilla is imuch more precious than 1,000 enemy troops since he has been seasoned in the guertila struggle for many years and prepared politically and militarily and his sacrifice is an irrevocable loss, “Therefore... we skould always keep in mind that it is the principle of war, particularly the principle of guerilla warfare, to preserve our forces and anni- hilcie large manbers of enemies without the sacrifice of a single man on our side...”? We anti-Japanese guerillas won victory, guided by these words of Marshal Kim It Suns. AU af ws constantly trained ourselves politically, idertosically, in military lechnigue and piysically with 6