The three great revolutionary movements

Japanese: 三大革命運動 - さんだいかくめいうんどう

A movement to promote the ideological, technological, and cultural revolutions that are considered necessary for the construction of socialism and communism in North Korea. In February 1973, Chairman Kim Il Sung (Kim Il Sung) set out a new policy to strengthen the promotion of the three revolutions, and the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea formed three revolutionary groups consisting of activists from the Workers' Party and state agencies, scientists and engineers, and young intellectuals, and dispatched them to various sectors of the people's economy in order to criticize the conservatism, empiricism, and formalism of the cadres in each sector and promote economic construction. The leader of these three revolutionary groups is said to be Kim Il Sung's son, Kim Jong Il (Kim Jong Il), and this movement attracted attention in connection with the issue of succession.

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Japanese:

北朝鮮で社会主義，共産主義建設のために遂行されなければならないとされている思想，技術，文化の革命を推し進める運動。 1973年2月キム・イルソン (金日成) 主席は三大革命推進強化の新方針を打出し，朝鮮労働党中央委員会が労働党，国家機関の活動家，科学技術者，青年知識人で三大革命小組を構成し，人民経済各部門に派遣することによって各部門幹部の保守主義，経験主義，形式主義を批判して経済建設を促進しようとした。この三大革命小組の指導者はキム・イルソン主席の実子キム・ジョンイル (金正日)といわれ，後継者問題とからみこの運動は注目を集めた。

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