3·1운동에 참여한 대구·경북 여성과 이후 활동

Abstract

Daegu and Gyeongbuk women also participated in the March 1 Independence Movement, although there were not many. In Daegu, an urban area, teachers and students emerged as the leaders of the March 1st Movement for Women. And religiously, the participation of Christian women was remarkable. In particular, women also participated in the Manse Movement, with all the husbands and families participating. In addition, Kim Rak and Nam Ja-hyeon, who participated in the March 1 Independence Movement as women of noble families, showed that their families had a prior history of participating in the anti-Japanese struggle. Jeong Chil-seong, a parasite from Daegu, participated in the March 1 Independence Movement in Seoul. The experience of participating in the March 1 Independence Movement also affected women's anti-Japanese struggles and women's movements. Nam Ja-hyeon, who participated in the March 1 Independence Movement, defected to Manchuria and continued his anti-Japanese struggle in various ways. Han Yeon-soon and Kim Jung-hee also continued their activities, while Jeong Chil-sung accepted the idea of liberating socialist women and continued his activities. As such, the March 1 Independence Movement has affected women's activities since the 1920s. In addition, women's groups appeared throughout North Gyeongsang Province. As such, the March 1 Independence Movement in Daegu and North Gyeongsang Province has influenced women's movements since the 1920s.