KOREAN COMMUNIST PARTY DECISIONS REGARDING THE CEASE-FIRE TALKS

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R008800500007-7
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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 15, 2001
• Sequence Number: 7
• Publication Date: October 5, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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Korean Conxliunjst Party Decisions .regarding the NO, OF PAGES I
Cease-Fire Talks
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on 16 Septet berg the North Korean CoLlmunist Party r: secutive Comuittee met
and discussed the following subjects. A furthrlr del. y of the Kaesong cease. fire
tal.=ta *ould intolerably provoke the United Nations. The United Nations t
localized offensive on the east central front zx ght be a feeler for an all-
o t - offensa ve, so the ecs se-sfire talks should be resumed before such an
offensive begins. The propaganda campaign wits reviewed and the coumrmittee
agreed that the North Koreans had done a fair jab convincing the People
that the Chinese Communists and Worth Koreans wore not begging for peace at
any cost and tLat the North Koreans will re.iurae fighting at any time.
The Korean 'roar is part of the world-wide resistance against 'ss.rr_per ialiMrtic
Axier,jca.,'o Korea will not be abandoned by the Chinese Conauuni.sts, who will
leave Korea. only if a 'decisive split comes between Peiping and t4oscow?
Several members >uentionod incree.Asing trouble in the Balkans, and the
possibility of Japanese Coiiuunist: armed resistance in. the near future?
The Communists decided on a limited offen:ai'+re with the aim of 7 the
pushink,
United Nations south of the 38th Parallel and also decided on the resuviptiona
of the peace talks., If the United Nations are jt ihed to the 38th Parallel
and do not yield on the Parallel as the boundary, the Communists are prepared
to rake another all-out push. In any case, the final termination of the
cease-fire' talks should be prevented. Cnly the Soviets can give the order
to end the talks.
kiu all,.y, the cozrrrijttoe voted to step tip the party line campaign :f last ,11a
and to mobilize South Korean Cwwnnists for guerrilla wort:, sabotage, and
Political infiltration.
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