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2010년 한·일 지식인 공동성명과 역사 정의의 과제
The Joint Declaration of Intellectuals from Korea and Japan in 2010 and the Tasks of Historical Justice The 75th anniversary of the National Liberation Day in the midst of a global unexplained crisis of COVID-19. In that it is being combined with Japan's annexation of Korea 110 years ago, we will reconsider the historical challenges that are given to us today. This is because it is a question that history as ‘an unending dialogue between the present and the past’ preached by the historian E. H. Carr, who represents the 20th century, is also a question to be asked in this era, and it is a task to be illuminated in the dimension of Justice of History through the historical reflection of ‘Challenge and Response’ advocated by A. J. Toynbee.
Do Si-hwan (Research fellow, Dokdo Research Institute of NAHF)
동아시아 공동체를 향해
Historical Reconciliation and Cooperation of Korean-Japanese Civil Society To the Pan-East Asian community This year marks the 10th anniversary of the announcement of the Joint Declaration of Intellectuals from Korea and Japan in 2010. More than 1,000 intellectuals from Korea and Japan announced the statement "as the Korea-Japan Annexation Treaty of 1910 was illegally signed, so is null and void" at the same time in Seoul and Tokyo, marking the 100th anniversary of ‘Japan's Annexation of Korea’. We met with Kim Young-ho, a Korean promoter and driving force, and talked about the 10th anniversary of ‘the Joint
Kim Young-ho, Chairman of Northeast Asia Peace Center and former Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy
진실을 외면한 일본의 산업유산정보센터의 실체
Japan's Industrial Heritage Information Center Turns Away from the Truth Japan opened Industrial Heritage Information Center in Shinjuku, Tokyo on March 31, 2020. The center has been noted for its proper acceptance and exhibition of the recommendations of the orld Heritage Committee since the Japanese industrial facilities during the Meiji period were listed as World Heritage in 2015. At that time, the World Heritage Committee acknowledged that Koreans were forced to mobilize in these industrial facilities and demanded that such facts be clearly described. Japan's chief delegate, Sato Kuni, had also promised.
Cho, Gun (Research fellow, Institute on Korea-Japan Historical Issues of NAHF)
선사 미술 속의 에로티시즘
Eroticism in Prehistoric Art Field investigations are always tough. But when I find precious materials that make me feel thrilled, I am in great ecstasy. Although it is only a moment, the fatigue of mind and body disappears. I studied prehistoric and ancient petroglyphs and spent more than thirty years searching the mountains and valleys of the world for a source of excitement to me and sleeping in dew. And of course, I have searched for new materials that have never been introduced to academia, as well as the remains that have already been named in this field.
Jang Seog-Ho (Research fellow, Institute on Eurasian History of NAHF)
동해(East Sea) 표기 확산의 학문적 전달자, 동해연구회
‘The Society for East Sea’ The academic messenger spreading the naming of 'East Sea' 'The Society for East Sea' is a nonprofit academic organization established to promote and spread 'East Sea' in the international community. Since its establishment in 1994, it has maintained a firm position on the Dual Naming of the East Sea based on academic grounds and logic. We are trying to spread the dual naming of the East Sea to academic dimensions by linking it with universal values ​​as a global citizen and educational definition as well as historical, social, and cultural aspects. We also actively contribute to the government's negotiations on naming the East Sea as experts and to present and advise opinions at the General Assembly of International Organizations.
Kim Young-Hoon (General Secretary of ‘The Society for East Sea’)
연해주 발해 석성(石城)의 고구려적 특징
The characteristics of Goguryeo in stone fortress during the Balhae period excavated in the Maritime Province The remains of the Balhae period excavated in the Maritime Province are over 300 sites. This includes remains classified as from the Malgal-Balhae period. Many Russian scholars classify Balhae and Malgal as archaeological as well as literary. However, the academic community in Korea interprets Malgal as a part of Balhae. The remains of the Balhae period excavated in the Maritime Province are over 300 sites. It is the future task to narrow the gap between Russian and Korean academia through excavation and interpretation. To date, there are two places where we can clearly confirm the tradition of Goguryeo at the Balhae castle site surveyed in the Maritime Province. It is the Balhae castle of Kraskino in the Maritime Province, located above the Tumen River, and the Balhae castle in the northeastern part of the Maritime Province. Let's look at the characteristics of Goguryeo around here.
Kim Eun-guk (Honorary Research Fellow of NAHF)
고인형의 진술서
Ko In-hyeong's Statement, the Son of Ko Mong-chan “The plaintiff’s father, Ko Mong-chann, was born on June 22, 1920; he was forced into the Army in March 1942 and died in New Guinea in September 1944. He was improperly enshrined inside the Tokyo War Shrine in April 1959 without notice to his bereaved family.” (2009. 1. 10.)
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