The museum indicts the U.S. imperialists and class enemies for killing in cold blood innocent civilians who accounted for a quarter of the population of Sinchon County during 52 days of their occupation of it during the Korean People's Army's temporary strategic retreat during the Fatherland Liberation War.

The U.S. imperialists cut the heads of men with saw or axe and drove spikes into their foreheads.

They threw gasoline over 102 children crying for food and 400 mothers crying for their children.

In June, more than 40 000 service personnel and people from all walks of life visited the museum, refreshing their pledge to take revenge on enemies and protect the country.

The visitors went round the air raid shelter where people were massacred and a tomb of patriots.

They held meetings to pledge revenge and vehemently denounced the U.S. imperialists keen on their moves to provoke a nuclear war in violation of the sovereign rights and dignity of the DPRK and the south Korean puppet group keen on the racket for escalating confrontation with fellow countrymen.