대전지역 6월 민주 항쟁의 출발과 전개

Abstract

Despite the political and social effects of the June 1987 Democratic Uprising that developed at local levels, there is a relatively lacking amount of research on the June Uprisings of each area. A reason for this may be the insufficient amount of systematic and abundant records, which can be considered the starting point of research. Therefore, this study systematically organizes the starting points and development processes of the Uprising with a focus on June Uprising cases in the Daejon area and it attempts to find factors that made such a large scale crowd mobilization possible from local levels. On June 10th, demonstrations began in Daejon along with simultaneous nationwide protests in other areas. The scale of the protestors expanded from the large scale peace march held on June 15 to a scale that could not be controlled by police forces. Such large scale mobilization was made possible in the Daejon area because of the large scale participation of local college students, the leadership of the Chungnam Provincial Coalition for Democratic Constitution that led the June Uprising of the Daejon area following national progress situations, and the active participation and support of general citizens. The June Uprising experience created a political space and social atmosphere in which civil movements in the Daejon area could actively begin from the late 80s to early 90s such as the Daejon 7･8･9 Great Worker Struggle that occurred sequentially, immediately after the June Uprising.