1920년대 중후반 갑자구락부의 제한적 참정권청원운동과 식민지배정책의 동향

Abstract

Gabjaclub(甲子俱樂部) was a group that led the pro-Japanese political movement in the late 1920s through a ‘limited suffrage petition movement’. Their idea was for the residents of Choseon to participate in Japanese political system and lead the Choseon governance system. The idea of Gabjaclub(甲子俱樂部) absorbed the political needs of the forces of cooperation in the regime, and as a result, Gabjaclub(甲子俱樂部) became the most influential pro-Japanese organization in the late 1920s. But the activities of Gabjaclub(甲子俱樂部) ran into a limit. This is because the Japanese political party cabinet promoted the unification of colonial rule. Gabjaclub(甲子俱樂部) and the suffrage petition activists opposed fiercely, but it was an unstoppable reality. This was because it was a problem related to the continental aggression policy in the early 1930s. Eventually, after the movement against the establishment of Ministry of Colonial Affairs(拓殖省), the group suddenly lost its political power, and after the 1930s, it declined as a nominal organization. An organization based on the colonial ideology collided with the colonial system and declined. It can be said that it showed the irony of the colonial rule of the 1920s.