South Korea's Unification Ministry is looking into how a memoir by North Korea's founder Kim Il Sung came to be published in the South, following public outcry that the book violates a ban on praising the North.The eight-volume set memoir, titled "With the Century," was published earlier this month by a South Korean publisher selling for 280,000 won ($250). The book mainly chronicles Kim's upbringing, anti-Japanese struggles and Korea's liberation from Japanese colonial rule.The book was originally published in the North in the 1990s.Yonhap News Agency quoted the head of the publishing hous…READ FULL ARTICLE