쿠바에서 광주학생독립운동 지지운동

Abstract

This study is on the Gwangju Student Independence Movement and Diaspora. Studies on the Gwangju Student Independence Movement are mostly on its progress in Gwangju, Jeolla-do from November 1929 to March 1930, and studies on the process of spreading to Seoul and Pyongyang, The Gwangju Student Independence Movement is spreading to various parts of the world, and research on the solidarity phenomenon that supports and sponsors it is a recent thing. This study is about the support of the Gwangju Student Independence Movement by Korean diaspora in Cuba. The Research data that Cuba supported the Gwangju Student Independence Movement was revealed for the first time through KBS News on August 15, 2016. This study was structured as follows. First, it describes the process by which the Gwangju Student Independence Movement, which started in Gwangju, spread nationwide and gained support even in Cuba. Second, the current status of support meetings and special donations for the Gwangju Student Independence Movement in Matanzas and Cardenas of the Cuban Regional Council of the Korean National Association. Third, Chu Mi-yeop, who was born in 1923, was a kindergarten student (7 years old) at Matanzas Minseong Korean School in Cuba in 1930, the youngest participant in the Gwangju Student Independence Movement, and the only survivor. Fourth, I will analyze the status of those who have been awarded medals by the Korean government in Cuba for their activities for Korean independence. Also, I will analyze those who did not receive medals in Cuba.