이회영의 중국 망명생활과 독립운동 -1919~1932년을 중심으로-

Abstract

Since returning to Beijing from Shanghai in May 1919, Lee, Hui-young moved to the poor for more than six years in six years and six months. During his stay in Beijing, he suffered extreme poverty. During this period, Lee, Hui-young was able to communicate with Rye, Ja-Myung and Shin, Chae-ho, accepting the idea of ​​anarchism, leading the formation of the Alliance and contributing to the strategy of the anarchist independence movement. However, his son and daughter were involved in the prosecution case of the Japanese spy murder, and had to suffer a big family hurricane. In 1925, Lee, Hui-young moved to Tianjin, France concession, where he lived until December 1930. In the meantime, Lee, Hui-young moved at least four times and had to face various difficulties including poverty and Japanese surveillance. In the meantime, he was deeply involved in the patriotic struggle, international solidarity, and the construction of the Manchurian Independent Base. In 1926, Lee helped the Na suk-ju, which led to extreme hardship in pursuit of the Japanese consulate. However, he actively sponsored the activities of the Orient Anarchist Federation, an international solidarity organization, and deeply involved in building an independent base in North Manchuria. Lee, Hui-young and his son migrated from Tianjin to Shanghai in December 1930. Lee then sought the struggle for the anti-Japanese struggle and construction of the guerrilla army in Manchuria. Lee played an active role in the destruction of Japanese public institutions, assassination of factors, and distribution of anti-Japanese propaganda. In April 1932, when he was in crisis due to the Occupation of Shanghai in Japanese army, he tried to advance into Manchuria and carry out the struggle for insurrection and guerrilla activities. However, due to whistle-blower, he was arrested on November 17, 1932, and was die for torture.