‘周保中 日記’를 통해 본 東北抗日聯軍 第2路軍 朝鮮人 隊員들의 활동(1936～1941) (The Activities by Korean Members of the Second-ro Troops, the Northeast Anti-Japan Allied Forces Seen through ‘Zhoubaozhong Diary’(1936～1941))

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· 발행기관 : 한국근현대사학회
· 수록지 정보 : 한국근현대사연구 / 68호 / 210 ~ 243페이지
· 저자명 : 백정윤

초록

Since September 18, 1931 of ‘Manchurian incident’ the anti-Japanese guerrillain Manchuria, China formed a broad front of anti-Japanese national reunificationand entered a new period of development. Since then on August 1, 1935 dueto formation of a more specific anti-Japanese national reunification front proposedby the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China ‘Northeast People’sRevolutionary Army’ was changed into ‘Northeast anti-Japanese allied forces’.
Northeast anti-Japanese allied forces were based in all 11 counties, in each ofwhich Koreans were all active.
Zhoubaozhong, the protagonist in the first term is the figure who had ledthe anti-Japanese armed struggle in Manchuria for 14 years by supervising thesecond-ro troops through the head of the fifth troops, Northeast anti-Japaneseallied forces, overpassing a frontier of the Soviet Union, and serving as a brigadiergeneral of ‘Training brigade, Northeast anti-Japanese allied forces’. A lot of Koreanrevolutionists resided in Yanbian region, Koreans’ main density built-up area,while even in Northern Manchuria Korean troop members joined the anti-Japanesearmed struggle and continued to be active, too.
Accordingly since the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War a lot of troop memberswithin the second-ro troops were killed in action including ‘Panuitewujiang’incident, among whom a considerable number of Korean members were included.
In addition, Korean members were active as best ‘aides’ to Zhoubaozhong, suchas security guard, secretary, etc. within the second-ro troops, Northeastanti-Japanese allied forces. The placement of Koreans as his best ‘aides’ byZhoubaozhong seems to have been more focused on ‘Korean-Sino solidarity struggle’ than racial ‘preconceptions’.

영어초록

Since September 18, 1931 of ‘Manchurian incident’ the anti-Japanese guerrillain Manchuria, China formed a broad front of anti-Japanese national reunificationand entered a new period of development. Since then on August 1, 1935 dueto formation of a more specific anti-Japanese national reunification front proposedby the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China ‘Northeast People’sRevolutionary Army’ was changed into ‘Northeast anti-Japanese allied forces’.
Northeast anti-Japanese allied forces were based in all 11 counties, in each ofwhich Koreans were all active.
Zhoubaozhong, the protagonist in the first term is the figure who had ledthe anti-Japanese armed struggle in Manchuria for 14 years by supervising thesecond-ro troops through the head of the fifth troops, Northeast anti-Japaneseallied forces, overpassing a frontier of the Soviet Union, and serving as a brigadiergeneral of ‘Training brigade, Northeast anti-Japanese allied forces’. A lot of Koreanrevolutionists resided in Yanbian region, Koreans’ main density built-up area,while even in Northern Manchuria Korean troop members joined the anti-Japanesearmed struggle and continued to be active, too.
Accordingly since the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War a lot of troop memberswithin the second-ro troops were killed in action including ‘Panuitewujiang’incident, among whom a considerable number of Korean members were included.
In addition, Korean members were active as best ‘aides’ to Zhoubaozhong, suchas security guard, secretary, etc. within the second-ro troops, Northeastanti-Japanese allied forces. The placement of Koreans as his best ‘aides’ byZhoubaozhong seems to have been more focused on ‘Korean-Sino solidarity struggle’ than racial ‘preconceptions’.

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