Pyongyang, July 24 (KCNA) -- An endless stream of visitors is flowing to revolutionary sites across the country associated with President Kim Il Sung's exploits for winning victory in the Fatherland Liberation War on the occasion of the 72nd anniversary of victory in the war. The visit is brisk in North Phyongan Province.

In July, many officials, working people, youth and students in the province visited the Changgol, Yuphyong, Soksagol and Kosong revolutionary sites.

The Changgol and Yuphyong revolutionary sites in Changsong County are associated with the revolutionary history of the President who set forth the operational policy for counterattack during the Fatherland Liberation War, instilled faith in sure victory into the commanding officers and soldiers of the Korean People's Army and learned about wartime farming and showed warm benevolence.

At the Changgol Revolutionary Site, officials of the provincial communication management bureau, the provincial foreign trade administration bureau and the provincial forest management bureau recalled the revolutionary feats of the peerlessly great man who won a great victory in the war.

Officials and working people of the provincial youth league committee, the provincial women's union committee, and Pyokdong, Taegwan and Sakju counties looked up to the mosaic mural of the Yuphyong Revolutionary Site telling the story that the President set up a straw-thatched hut and greeted the coming dawn by a campfire, keeping the attendants from waking up the house owner at dawn on October 26, 1950.

Members of the women's union in Tongchang and Unsan counties also visited the Soksagol and Kosong revolutionary sites associated with the revolutionary history of the President who advanced the strategic and tactical policy for bringing about a turning phase for victory in the war and led the struggle to implement the policy. -0-