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김일수(Kim, Il-Su) 역사학연구소 2014 역사연구 Vol.- No.26
Kim Il-Sik and his family were actively involved in the independence movement and state-building movement over three generations. Based on this, we can conclude that the reform movement that took place during the modern and contemporary eras in Korea constituted a part of Kim Il-Sik"s everyday life. Moreover, the strategy of the anti-Japanese nationalist movement can also be analyzed by examining Kim Il-Sik"s independence movement. The anti-Japanese nationalist movement changed from an armed struggle during the 1910s to a social thought movement during the 1920s, and an anti-imperialism and reformative public movement during the 1930s. In conclusion, the activities of Kim Il-Sik and his family can be regarded as a reflection of the mainstream Korean national movement during the Japanese colonial period.
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기억의 정치와스토리텔링 대구근대역사관, 어떻게 운영할 것인가
김일수 ( Il Su Kim ) 대구사학회 2012 대구사학 Vol.106 No.-
The Proposed Management of the Daegu Modern History Museum Kim, Il-su [Abstract] Should establish itself as a history and city museum designed to shed new light on a local history and culture that has been overshadowed by the central history and culture, and which seeks to communicate and share this history with the public. To be more specific, it should become a comprehensive, systematic and central organization which serves as a space where memories of the modern history of Daegu come to life. It should also represent a sphere that facilitates the functions of education, academic research, exhibition and preservation, historical archiving, and constitute a comprehensive cultural space. To this end, it is expected that the Daegu ModernHistoryMuseum will be reborn as a ``space for public discussions`` and as a ``space of memories`` pertaining to local history. In addition, it is expected that the Daegu Modern History Museum will be come a mirror which reflects the true substance of the modern era. It is hoped that it will also become a site where a future-oriented, creative communal culture takes root.
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김일수(Kim Il-Su) 부산경남사학회 2005 역사와 경계 Vol.54 No.-
Kim Seak Hyeong was born in Daegu and raised in a Christian family. Since his father was a lawyer, he could be raised in rich living environment. He attended Hedo School of which his father was the principal and graduated from Daegu Secondary School. After studying history in Gyeongsung Imperial University, he worked as a teacher. For fifty years, from 1946 when he went to North Korea in relation to founding Kim Ill Sung University to 1996 in which he died, he was in reputation as a leading scholar in North Korea. His son, Kim Ean Teck, studied the Korea Dynasty and now he is the dean of the history department in Kim Ill Sung University. His grandson, Kim Gun Ill, is also studying history in the university.<br/> Kim Seak Hyeong led not only establishing the orientation of the historical science but systematizing historical description in North Korea. He produced remarkable achievements in studies on the periodization theory of Korean history, relationship between ancient Korea and Japan, system of land possession and hierarchical system in the medieval times. In 『History of the Relationship Between Korea and Japan in Early Ages』(1996), he asserted the theory that Samguk ruled Japan separately which are exactly against the theory that Japan ruled the Korean Peninsula and this gave a big change to the generally accepted idea about the relationship between ancient Korea and Japan.
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김일수(Kim Il-Su) 역사학연구소 2011 역사연구 Vol.- No.21
The Daegu nodonghoe (Daegu Labor Association) began as a fraternal gathering of transport workers at the Daegu Train Station in 1923. It was influenced by the members of the Daegu nodong gongjehoe (Daegu Worker’s Beneficial Association). The marked increase in the number of members attending this fraternal gathering of transport workers led to the emergence of the Daegu nodong chinmokhoe (Daegu Workers Fraternity Association), which in turn spawned the Daegu nodonghoe (Daegu Labor Association). During this process, the Daegu nodonghoe was dominated by its leadership and did not truly focus on its members. The leadership group was able to further consolidate its position by resolving the problems which its members faced, such as wage conflicts with their company owners or labor strikes, through negotiations with management. The leadership of the Daegu nodonghoe maintained close ties with Japanese controlled entities such as the Daegu Chamber of Commerce, which revolved around Japanese businesspeople, the Daegu mayor’s office, and the Daegu police. As a result of the expansion of such relationships, the Daegu nodonghoe organized activities to disrupt the Wonsan Strike of 1929. For their efforts, the group faced the humiliation of being asked to leave by their compatriots. As such, the Daegu nodonghoe strayed from its improvement orientation and became an association that essentially towed the government line. Furthermore, the Daegu nodonghoe also severed relations with the Daegu nodong gongjehoe, which constituted one of the leading labor movement organizations at the time. Thus, it increasingly became an organization that revolved around its leadership and engaged in activities independently of other social organizations in the Daegu area such as the Daegu Branch Office of the Singanhoe (The New Trunk Society). The Daegu nodonghoe essentially became an isolated organization that did not have any cooperative or hierarchal ties with other organizations. The Daegu nodonghoe was one of the representative labor organizations in the Daegu area during the late 1920s. However, rather than being a laborer-centered association, it evolved into a leadership oriented government apparatus that openly negotiated with Japanese imperialism. As a result, the Daegu nodonghoe’s activities tended to be low key, and the group found itself estranged from not only local social movements such as the Daegu Branch Office of the Singanhoe, but also the national labor movement. Labor movements in the Daegu area gradually collapsed as revolutionary labor unions emerged during the 1930s.
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