Floral tribute paid to great leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il





Officials, working people, service personnel of the People's Army, youth and students visited the bronze statues of the great leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il in all parts of the country and paid boundless respects to them on the occasion of the 73rd anniversary of the victory in the Fatherland Liberation War.
Floral baskets, bouquets and flowers were laid before the bronze statues of the great leaders on Mansu Hill in the names of the Party, government and armed forces organs, public organizations, ministries, national agencies, units of the Korean People's Army and the Public Security Forces, and institutions, industrial establishments and universities at all levels in Pyongyang.
The visitors paid respects to the great leaders, looking up to their bronze statues.
Floral baskets in the names of institutions, enterprises and units of the KPA and the Public Security Forces were also placed before the bronze statues of the great leaders in different places of Pyongyang includingKim Il Sung University and the Ministry of National Defense.
Officials, working people, service personnel and school youth and children in other parts of the country called at the bronze statues of the great leaders in their localities and paid noble tribute to them.
Floral baskets, bouquets and flowers were laid before the bronze statues of the great leaders on Mansu Hill in the names of the Party, government and armed forces organs, public organizations, ministries, national agencies, units of the Korean People's Army and the Public Security Forces, and institutions, industrial establishments and universities at all levels in Pyongyang.
The visitors paid respects to the great leaders, looking up to their bronze statues.
Floral baskets in the names of institutions, enterprises and units of the KPA and the Public Security Forces were also placed before the bronze statues of the great leaders in different places of Pyongyang including
Officials, working people, service personnel and school youth and children in other parts of the country called at the bronze statues of the great leaders in their localities and paid noble tribute to them.