[6][4] The party viewed the political right as divided into two sections, the "reactionary right" (such as the REP and DVU) which welcomed the downfall of the German Democratic Republic and were thus viewed as "Agents of the FRG-Regime", and the "progressive right" (such as the NPD) which wanted the best for the nation and recognized that the reunification did not unite the German people, but deepened the divide between East and West.

[7] In 1998, the PdAD and NPD delegation were invited by ambassador Ri San Yu to attended an event hosted by the North Korean Embassy in Berlin.

[4] The KDS was a political group which aimed to carry on the Querfront strategy and establish itself as a German socialist and National Bolshevik force in Germany.

[9] Koth later went on to found and become the leader of the Anti-imperialist Platform, German: Antiimperialistische Plattform; a Juche and pro-North Korea group in Berlin, which he still leads to this day.

[10] This group has been acknowledged by the Government of North Korea, which mentioned the AIP in a KCNA press-release about 11th anniversary of Kim Jong Il's death.