Still fighting for Korea’s liberation: An interview with Comrade Ahn Hak-sop
‘In 1952, I came here to liberate the southern half of the peninsula, and I need to stay here and continue that struggle.’
Derek Ford
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A veteran of the Korean Fatherland Liberation war who spent 42 years in south Korean jails under the most brutal conditions, Comrade Ahn Hak-sop refused to recant his communist affiliation, withstanding all kinds of torture over many decades. Although two other ‘unconverted’ comrades who were finally released went north, Comrade Ahn remains in south Korea, a living example to his struggling people and the embodiment of their determination to see their country fully liberated and reunited.
This interview is reproduced from Liberation School, with thanks.
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Ahn Hak-sop was an officer in the Korean...










