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=== Works === Kim Il-sung was the author of many works. According to North Korean sources, these amount to approximately 10,800 speeches, reports, books, treatises, and others. Some, such as the 100-volume ''Complete Collection of Kim Il-sung's Works'' (κΉμΌμ±μ μ§), are published by the Workers' Party of Korea Publishing House. Shortly before his death, he published an eight-volume autobiography, ''With the Century''. According to official North Korean sources, Kim Il-sung was the original writer of many plays and operas. One of these, ''The Flower Girl'', a revolutionary theatrical opera, was adapted into a locally produced feature film in 1972.
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