1930년 서울 여학생 만세운동 연구 - 여학생의 「신문조서」를 활용하여 -

Abstract

This article is a study on the Incident of Girl Students’ Anti-Japanese Demonstration at Seoul in 1930. Influenced by the student movement that began in Gwangju in November 1929, the joint demonstration of girl students held in Seoul from January 15th to 16th, 1930 is called ‘Incident of Girl Students’ Anti-Japanese Demonstration at Seoul in 1930’. The Japanese police harshly interrogated the girls arrested during the protests. Through these interrogation records, the general living environment for the girls at the time, the process of the demonstration, and the motives for participation were summarized. The girl students noted that the Gwangju Student Movement began when Japanese boy students harassed Korean girl students. So, as a girl student, they thought to actively raise issues. Almost all girls’ schools in Seoul participated in the demonstration first and urged boy students to participate. Furthermore, this study revealed the impact of their experience of participating in the demonstration on their life after that and the significance of the demonstration.