재중 일본인 반전동맹의 조선 항일서사

Abstract

More and more Japanese anti-war activists came to China during the period of Anti-Japanese War, they actively carry out many anti-war movements and gradually establish the Japanese Anti-War Union in China in 1939. The group was dominated by left-wing writers, anti-war activists and Japanese prisoners, they assisting the Chinese military and civilians fight in the battle, but their anti-war literature creation attracted more attention and achievements. Anti-war prose or drama by Kaji Wataru, Midori Hiteko and Kazuo Aoyama for an example, show up humanitarian concern and the idea of establish a united front against fascism in east Asia. Their writing of anti-war literature in China filled the gap of anti-war literature in Japan, and it also be an ally of Chinese Anti-Japanese literature. Among their anti-war literature we should pay more attention to the Korean Anti-Japanese narrative, which shows the relationship between this two international teams both private and public. Korean independence activists joined China's Anti-Japanese War, for the sake of the freedom and liberation of their own nation. The Korean Army of Volunteers was founded in 1938 which is a real armed force. The Korean Army of Volunteers is in the vanguard and also having the character of an international column or same like an international friend. Though the Japanese Anti-War Union was set as a subordinate organization to The Korean Army of Volunteers, both of them are under the unified administration of the political department of the military commission. There are many interpersonal communications between the leaders and members of the two groups. The memoirs written by Kaji Wataru, Jin Yuanfeng and Jin Xuetie can also be the testimony of this history. The Japanese Anti-War Union published articles themed in the Korean Army of Volunteer and Korean 3・1 independence movement have perspective value and historical value, enriched the narrative materials of the east Asian Anti-Japanese war.