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Thirty Images and Documents on Japans invasion of Korea |
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o 저자 |
동북아역사재단 |
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o 사양 |
신국판 | 152쪽 |
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o 분류 |
외국어도서 |
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o 정가 |
7,000원 |
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o 발간일 |
2020년 11월 30일 |
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o ISBN |
978-89-6187-574-5 |
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저자 |
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The Northeast Asian History Foundation was established in September 2006 to insightfully overcome discord and conflicts arising from distorted perceptions of history, and bring peace and prosperity to East Asia. Now international circumstances surrounding the Korean peninsula are quite precarious and challenging. This calls for the Foundation to take on a greater role. The Foundation will therefore lay the stepping stone for historical reconciliation as it strives toward peace and co-prosperity.
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도서 소개 |
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| The book has put together 30 topics to promote proper understanding of Korea under Japanese Occupation during the colonial period. The truth behind the “Oriental peace” and the horrors Koreans suffered are described in this book. The purpose of this book is to correct the distorted history of Korea under Japanese Rule and help people learn the truth about how Japan colonized Korea. | ||
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차례 |
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1. Invasion Under the Pretense of Oriental Peace 2. Dokdo, the First Victim of Japan’s Territorial Despoliation 3. Armed Resistance Against Japanese Invasion 4. Coerced into an Illegal Treaty 5. Annexation for the Happiness of Koreans? 6. Japanese Propaganda of its Imperialist Policies 7. The Survey to Seize Land 8. Japanese Invasion and The Gongchangje System 9. Cultural Rule Aimed at National Divide 10. Political Discrimination Amid Deceptive Slogans 11. Increased Rice Production, Starving Farmers 12. Equal Workload, Different Wages 13. Massacre in Joseon 14. Distortions Through Colonial Historiography 15. An Inferior Nation 16. Vandalism of Cultural Heritage 17. Plundered Cultural Assets 18. Removed Japanese Flag, Halted Rotary Press 19. Subjects of the Japanese Emperor: Oath of Imperial Subjects, Shrine Worship 20. Subjects of the Japanese Emperor: Japanese Language and Names 21. Complete Mobilization of People and Supplies 22. Workers Mobilized to Produce War Supplies 23. The Reality of Forced Labor 24. To the Battlefield: From Voluntary Enlistment to Conscription 25. Yasukuni Shrine, a Spiritual Pillar for Wars of Aggression 26. Japanese Military Comfort Women Dragged to War 27. Defining Comfort Women as Sex Slaves 28. Modernization from Japanese Colonial Rule? 29. Individual Right to Claim Compensation: The 2018 Korean Supreme Court Ruling 30. Waiting for a Sincere Apology
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