South Korean Propaganda Series: Other 1

This is a continuation of the South Korean propaganda series.  Click here for the table of contents.

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Top: The North Korean Army weapons are extremely worse than the Chinese Red Army’s
북한군병기는 중공군것보다 훨신 나뿌다!
Left: North Korean Army artillery (북한군이 사용하는 야포)
Right: Chinese Red Army artillery (중공군이 사용하는 신식야포)

Language Note: For some reason, 나쁘다 is spelled 나뿌다.  Any reason or just a mistake?


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Behind: Manchuria (만주)
Under: Yalu / Amnokgang River (압록강)
Front: Korea (한국)
Bottom Right: Through crossing the Amnokgang River,
the Chinese Army fuels war and hinders Korean unification.
중공군은 압록강을 건느므로써 한국통일을 방해하고전쟁을 끌게 하였다.
Bottom Left: Help the anticommunist commandos who are continuing the heroic conflict with the Chinese Army, the North Korean people’s enemy!
북한인민의 원쑤 중공군과 영웅적 투쟁을 계속하고 있는 반공 유격대를 도우라!


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Red Book: History of the Russian Revolution (노시아 혁명사)
Black Board: Song of Stalin’s Enemy (스딸린 원수의 노래)
Freedom is communism (자유 즉 공산주[의])
Strike and ?dazzle? (때려 부셔라!)
Havoc (파괴). ?? (지하공) Nationalistic efforts (애국노력) Mobilize (동원) Purification (숙정)
Books: World Peace (세계 평화), Free World (자유 세계),
Human Rights (인권), Democracy (민주주의)
Notice: Confiscated Books (압수서적)
Those who touch these will be censured (손대는자는 반 동분자로 규정함)

Confirmation: I am assuming that 노시아 is written on the book and that it stands for Russia.  I don’t know why it would be spelled that way, but that’s what it looks like.

Language Note: 스딸린 seems to be an old spelling of Stalin, which is now written as 스탈린.


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Left: North Korean Army (북한군)
Right: Chinese Army (중공군)
Bottom: While you’re fighting, the Chinese Army is plundering your family’s food.
당신이 싸우는 당안에 중공군은 당신네 가족의 식량을 약탈하고 있다.


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Left: The Chinese Army controls the North Korean railroad.
북한철도는 중공군이 지배하고 있다!
Train: North Korea (북한)


Next I’ll show some more assorted South Korean posters.

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2 Comments.

  1. If you get down to it, S. Korea was rlly no better than N. Korea for a long time. S. Korea was also a military dictatorship & it killed & imprisoned ppl on charge of being communists.

  2. @dokebi
    Yeah, up until the 1980s it seemed like there was always chaos in the government from what I’ve seen.

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