주한 미군정의 초기 과도정부 구상과 송진우･한국민주당의 대응 (United States Army Military Government in Korea’s Early Plan for Interim Government and action by Song Chin-woo and the Korea Democratic Party)

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초록

This paper is to examine the U.S.’s policy toward Korea and USAMGIK’ plan for the development of Interim Government and to reinterpret its relationship with CCRRKI, and to explain that the relationship between USAMGIK and the Korea Democratic Party in the latter half of 1945 was not the relationship unilaterally defined but the mutually influencing relationship, through revealing the aspects of actions to this of the early main forces of Korea Democratic Party with Song chin-woo as the central figure.
USAMGIK’s early plan for Interim Government represented by Langdon’s plan for Governing Commission was not finalized but was still under way even until December 1945 and it did not agree with CCRRKI. Rhee Syng-man was the first among South Korean political forces to move to cope with the USAMGIK’s plan to establish Interim Government, but Song Chin-woo’s Korea Democratic Party refused this and acted independently and PGRK started the special political committee and began independent integration of political circles. In December, the main forces of Korea Democratic Party strongly claimed the abolition of the 38th parallel, immediate approval of independence, and support for PGRK, and sometimes were directly spurred into action. And as an extension of this, it began to develop political reform movement through convening National Assembly, which was another political reform movement different from CCRRKI activities. Such activities of the main forces of Korea Democratic Party were connected with the political activities of PGRK. The relationship between the U.S. and the Soviet Union occupation forces and the left-wing and right-wing political forces within the nation was developing more diversely and complicatedly over the direction of construction of a new nation against the backdrop of historical experiences of national movements that had been developed under the Japanese imperialist rule.

영어초록

This paper is to examine the U.S.’s policy toward Korea and USAMGIK’ plan for the development of Interim Government and to reinterpret its relationship with CCRRKI, and to explain that the relationship between USAMGIK and the Korea Democratic Party in the latter half of 1945 was not the relationship unilaterally defined but the mutually influencing relationship, through revealing the aspects of actions to this of the early main forces of Korea Democratic Party with Song chin-woo as the central figure.
USAMGIK’s early plan for Interim Government represented by Langdon’s plan for Governing Commission was not finalized but was still under way even until December 1945 and it did not agree with CCRRKI. Rhee Syng-man was the first among South Korean political forces to move to cope with the USAMGIK’s plan to establish Interim Government, but Song Chin-woo’s Korea Democratic Party refused this and acted independently and PGRK started the special political committee and began independent integration of political circles. In December, the main forces of Korea Democratic Party strongly claimed the abolition of the 38th parallel, immediate approval of independence, and support for PGRK, and sometimes were directly spurred into action. And as an extension of this, it began to develop political reform movement through convening National Assembly, which was another political reform movement different from CCRRKI activities. Such activities of the main forces of Korea Democratic Party were connected with the political activities of PGRK. The relationship between the U.S. and the Soviet Union occupation forces and the left-wing and right-wing political forces within the nation was developing more diversely and complicatedly over the direction of construction of a new nation against the backdrop of historical experiences of national movements that had been developed under the Japanese imperialist rule.

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