Pyongyang, March 27 (KCNA) -- Books and a collection of poems were published in Bangladesh to mark the centenary of the birth of President Kim Il Sung. They are books "Songun international", "The DPRK I saw -- the country centered on the popular masses", "Great man and immortality" and a collection of poems "A hymn dedicated to a great man."

The book "Songun international" was written by M. Jahangir Khan, chairman of the Bangladesh Group for the Study of the Songun Policy, which consists of "1. Kim Il Sung, leader I worship", "2. Kim Jong Il, brilliant commander I eagerly want to meet" and "3. Songun international."

The book deals with the sacred revolutionary career of Kim Il Sung and the immortal feats performed by General Secretary Kim Jong Il.

Nothing can quell the ardent desire of humankind and strong trend of the times to follow the invincible Songun politics of Kim Jong Il, it noted.

The book "The DPRK I saw -- the country centered on the popular masses" was written by Raymond Ferguson, national secretary of the Australia-DPRK Association for Friendship and Culture. It deals with the advantage of socialism in the DPRK which is shedding its rays all over the world thanks to the peerlessly great men possessed of immensely sublime outlook on people.

The book "Great man and immortality" was authored by Garib Newaz, president of the Bangladesh People's League. It consists of chapters "Brilliant life", "Weight of earth and Kim Il Sung", "The sun is immortal" and "Peerlessly great man and eternal life."

The author praises the immortal revolutionary career of the President, who founded the Juche idea and successfully embodied it to develop the DPRK into a powerful country independent in politics, self-supporting in the economy and self-reliant in defence.

The collection of poems "A hymn dedicated to a great man" written by Bangladeshi poet Chowdhry contains more than 40 poems including "We pay tribute to President Kim Il Sung on the Day of the Sun", "Comrade Kim Jong Il -- happiness for world people", "In memory of Kim Jong Suk" and "Invincible DPRK -- our beacon of hope".

Those poems laud the personalities of the three commanders of Mt. Paektu as peerlessly great persons and depict the real picture of Songun Korea.

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Birth Anniversary of Kim Il Sung Commemorated in Bangladesh