The Washington Times factor in Pyongyang's first suspension of 'Hate America' Month

June 25th marks the seventy-second anniversary of Pyongyang's military invasion of South Korea. For North Koreans, June 25th also opens their annual "Hate America Month" which lasts until July 27, the anniversary of the 1953 signing of the Armistice that ended the Korean War. During "Hate America Month" North Koreans elevate their denunciations of the United States for past atrocities and our alleged ongoing "occupation" of South Korea.

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