한일병합전후 중국압록강유역 한국이주민사회연구

Abstract

Since the middle period of the 19th century, as a result of natural disasters and the local government officials’ tyranny, inhabitants on the northern border of Korean peninsula continued to cross the border into China to reclaim wasteland and make a living. Especially after the mergence of Korea and Japan in 1910, the number of Korean immigrants forced into China increased rapidly because of Japan’s barbarous colonial rule in Korea. These immigrants formed up different sizes of kibbutz in Northeast China. Compared with those in prior times, these Korean immigrants around the mergence of Korea and Japan have many characteristics. They had multiple motivations, complicated ways and they were widely distributed. They also had new changes in many aspects such as social relations, production and life, education and religion.