May 17, 1958
Journal of Soviet Ambassador in the DPRK A. M. Puzanov for 17 May 1958
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USSR EMBASSY IN THE DPRK
Nº 112
30 May 1958
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11 June 1958]
[MFA Far East
Department stamp:
Incoming Nº 01579
12 June 1958]
[handwriting: "To Cdes. [[two names illegible]]
Arrange with the Main Directorate of the
Civil Air Fleet about the crew for government aircraft]
JOURNAL
of Soviet Ambassador in the DPRK A. M. Puzanov during the
period 13 May through 29 May 1958
[handwriting:
to Cde. Samsonov
for implementation.
N. Torbenkov]
Pyongyang
[…]
17 May
I visited Nam Il and reported that the Soviet government agrees to receive a DPRK delegation in June or another time convenient for the Korean side for familiarization with the activity of corresponding Soviet organizations in the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
Nam Il thanked the Soviet government for the agreement to receive the DPRK delegation and said that June is a completely convenient time. Jeong Jun-taek, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers, will head the delegation. The composition of the delegation and the date of departure will be reported separately.
Nam Il reported that the composition senior officials who will go to the Soviet Union for vacation and treatment at the invitation of the Soviet Government and CPSU CC was considered and approved at a Presidium meeting. They include Pak Jeong-ae [Pak Jong Ae], Nam Il, Jeong Jun-taek, Kim Yeong-ju (Deputy Chief of the CC Organization Department and brother of Kim Il Sung), Pak Seong-cheol [Pak Song Chol] (Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs), and others. The complete list indicating the time of their vacation will be sent next week.
Nam Il then also reported that the KWP CC delegation to the SED congress will be headed by Pak Jeong-ae, to the Czechoslovak Communist Party congress by Kim Chang-man, and to the Bulgarian Communist Party congress, Ri He-sun [sic].
I informed Nam Il that today we have an evening of friendship at the Embassy together with officials of the German Embassy in connection with the celebration of German-Soviet Friendship Week in the GDR. I have invited deputy minister[s], the chief of the MFA 1st department, and MFA officials who deal with the Soviet Union and GDR.
Nam Il thanked [me] and said that Ri Dong-yong and the other invited officials will be at the party.
[…]
Nam Il learns that the Soviet government will receive a North Korean delegation to study the "use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes" while informing Puzanov of arrangements for representatives of the DPRK to attend party congresses in Eastern Europe.
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