1. It was popular (by Robert A. Scalapino, Chong-Sik Lee)
In 1948, Russian power and influence were still omnipresent over the North Korea and political form, Stalinist model of communism was popular in politic; allocating public prestige and private power to the key political figures to stay safe from overthrowing by others.
- Reference
http://www.questiaschool.com/read/56853452#
2. It was not popular (by KOON WOO NAM)
Although three major Korean Communism groups in the North Korea (the native communist group, the Yenan faction, and the Soviet-returned group) had previous anti-Japanese revolutionary records, none had been able to crush the Japanese rule which might have entitled one of them to be the ruling body of liberated Korea.
- Reference
http://www.questia.com/read/93738934?title=The%20North%20Korean%20Communist%20Leadership%2c%201945-1965%3a%20A%20Study%20of%20Factionalism%20and%20Political%20Consolidation
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