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    일제 강점 말기 조선주둔일본군의 조선인 포로감시원 동원과 연합군 포로수용소 운영 = The Mobilization of Korean POW Guards and the Operation of POW Camps for Allied Troops, Committed by Japanese Forces Stationed in Korea during the Late Colonial Period

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    The Japanese colonial government placed prisoner-of-war (POW) camps inGyeongseong(京城), Inchon(仁川) and Heungnam(興南) in Korea. The Japanesearmy captured British, American, Australian and Dutch soldiers, about 120,000in all, during the Second World War, and interned them POW camps placednot only in Southeast Asian countries but in its own country, Taiwan, Chinaand Korea. It mobilized warders from among Koreans and Taiwanese.
    Approximately 3,200 Koreans were mobilized to guard captives, about 3,000 ofwhom were assigned to camps in Southeast Asian countries. The others, about200, were assigned to camps in Korea.
    POW camps in Korea were governed by Noguchi(野口), commander of thetraining battalion for civilians attached to the Japanese military, together withofficers dispatched to Korea. They interned 998 Caucasian captives transferredfrom Singapore with intent to propagate the colonialist ideology all over Korea.
    In Korea in those days, there were a total of 3 POW camps including a branchcamp placed in 1943 in Heungnam.
    The main points of POW camps in Korea may be summarized as in the following:First, they can be regarded as a means of colonization. Second, they were placedin the noncombat zone for the purpose of overseas publicity. Lastly, Korean POWGuards were also the victims of compulsory mobilization.
    The allied prisoners were mostly forced to do hard labor. In Gyeongseong,they did odd jobs around the Japanese Army Headquarters in Korea or carriedits packages. In the Inchon branch, they were mobilized for constructions around the harbor and factories. In Heungnam, they served in a Japanese plant producingnitrogenous fertilizer(日本窒素肥料).
    With time, meanwhile, changes occurred in the number and nationalities ofallied soldiers captured by the Japanese army. When they arrived in Busan, Korea,British soldiers accounted for the highest percentage, and there were a small numberof Australian soldiers. American soldiers captured in Japan, in the meantime, weretransferred to Korea in April, 1945, and captive soldiers in Korea were transferredto Manchurian areas including Fengtian(present, Shenyang). When captive soldierswere released, about 690 remained in POW camps in Korea.
    It is presumed that Korean POW Guards were discharged with the end ofthe war. However, not much is known about their exact number and whereabouts.
    In this study, the list of 91 warders was found in ‘The Guard List’ made bythe Japanese army, which is highly significant in that it first gave a clue to theexact state of Korean POW Guards who served in POW camps in Korea.
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    The Japanese colonial government placed prisoner-of-war (POW) camps inGyeongseong(京城), Inchon(仁川) and Heungnam(興南) in Korea. The Japanesearmy captured British, American, Australian and Dutch soldiers, about 120,000in all, during the Second...

    The Japanese colonial government placed prisoner-of-war (POW) camps inGyeongseong(京城), Inchon(仁川) and Heungnam(興南) in Korea. The Japanesearmy captured British, American, Australian and Dutch soldiers, about 120,000in all, during the Second World War, and interned them POW camps placednot only in Southeast Asian countries but in its own country, Taiwan, Chinaand Korea. It mobilized warders from among Koreans and Taiwanese.
    Approximately 3,200 Koreans were mobilized to guard captives, about 3,000 ofwhom were assigned to camps in Southeast Asian countries. The others, about200, were assigned to camps in Korea.
    POW camps in Korea were governed by Noguchi(野口), commander of thetraining battalion for civilians attached to the Japanese military, together withofficers dispatched to Korea. They interned 998 Caucasian captives transferredfrom Singapore with intent to propagate the colonialist ideology all over Korea.
    In Korea in those days, there were a total of 3 POW camps including a branchcamp placed in 1943 in Heungnam.
    The main points of POW camps in Korea may be summarized as in the following:First, they can be regarded as a means of colonization. Second, they were placedin the noncombat zone for the purpose of overseas publicity. Lastly, Korean POWGuards were also the victims of compulsory mobilization.
    The allied prisoners were mostly forced to do hard labor. In Gyeongseong,they did odd jobs around the Japanese Army Headquarters in Korea or carriedits packages. In the Inchon branch, they were mobilized for constructions around the harbor and factories. In Heungnam, they served in a Japanese plant producingnitrogenous fertilizer(日本窒素肥料).
    With time, meanwhile, changes occurred in the number and nationalities ofallied soldiers captured by the Japanese army. When they arrived in Busan, Korea,British soldiers accounted for the highest percentage, and there were a small numberof Australian soldiers. American soldiers captured in Japan, in the meantime, weretransferred to Korea in April, 1945, and captive soldiers in Korea were transferredto Manchurian areas including Fengtian(present, Shenyang). When captive soldierswere released, about 690 remained in POW camps in Korea.
    It is presumed that Korean POW Guards were discharged with the end ofthe war. However, not much is known about their exact number and whereabouts.
    In this study, the list of 91 warders was found in ‘The Guard List’ made bythe Japanese army, which is highly significant in that it first gave a clue to theexact state of Korean POW Guards who served in POW camps in Korea.

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    9 우쓰미 아이코, "적도에 묻히다" 역사비평사 2013

    10 "임시군인군속계"

    1 大森淳郞, "BC級戰犯 獄窓からの聲" NHK出版 2009

    2 김도형, "해방전후 자바지역 한국인의 동향과 귀환활동" 한국근현대사학회 24 : 220-265, 2003

    3 蔡永國, "해방 후 BC급 戰犯이 된 한국인 포로감시원" 한국근현대사학회 (29) : 7-34, 2004

    4 김광재, "한국광복군의 활동 연구 : 미 전략첩보국(OSS)과의 합작훈련을 중심으로" 동국대학교 대학원 2000

    5 대일항쟁기 강제동원피해조사 및 국외강제동원 희생자등 지원위원회, "조선인 BC급 전범에 대한 진상조사-포로감시원 동원과 처벌 실태를 중심으로"

    6 우쓰미 아이코, "조선인 BC급 전범, 해방되지 못한 영혼" 2007

    7 이용호, "제네바법(the law of Geneva)의 발전과 현대적 과제" 대한국제법학회 56 (56): 195-222, 2011

    8 이용호, "전쟁과 평화의 법" 영남대출판부 2001

    9 우쓰미 아이코, "적도에 묻히다" 역사비평사 2013

    10 "임시군인군속계"

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    13 "유수명부"

    14 "연합뉴스"

    15 "신한민보"

    16 허은, "미국의 헤게모니와 한국 민족주의" 고려대 민족문화연구원 2008

    17 "매일신보"

    18 "동아일보"

    19 일제강점하 강제동원피해진상규명위원회, "강제동원군속수기집 남방기행" 2008

    20 "駐韓美軍史(HUSAFIK) 1" 돌베개 1988

    21 "釜山にて俘虜收容の件"

    22 內海愛子, "赤道下の朝鮮人叛亂" 勁草書房 1980

    23 大內那翁逸, "舊帝國陸軍部隊一覽表"

    24 "編成完結の件"

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    30 "朝鮮俘虜收容所の分所設置の件"

    31 "朝鮮俘虜收容所に關する諸規定の件"

    32 "朝鮮,臺灣俘虜收容所臨時編成要領同細則の件"

    33 "朝鮮,臺灣に收容すへき俘虜に關する件"

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    35 "日本 國立國會圖書館 帝國議會會議錄 檢索システム"

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    37 上坂冬子, "巢鴨·戰犯絞首刑 : ある戰犯の獄中手記" ミネルヴァ書房 1981

    38 近藤釼一, "太平洋戰下終末期 朝鮮の治政" 朝鮮史料編纂會(巖南堂書店) 1961

    39 赤田哲也, "受取人 巢鴨プリズンに在所せず" 소화도서출판 1982

    40 "南方俘虜收容所要員ノ派遣及朝鮮俘虜收容所開設ノ件報告"

    41 宮田節子, "十五年戰爭極秘資料集 15-朝鮮軍槪要史" 不二出版 1989

    42 "俘虜收容施設實施に關する件"

    43 "俘虜收容に關する命令提出の件"

    44 俘虜情報局, "俘虜取扱の記錄"

    45 "http://www.fepow-memorial.org.uk/a_pictorial_record.htm"

    46 영국 BBC방송, "WW2 People’s war"

    47 Gavan Daws, "Prisoners of the Japanese: POWs of World War II in the pacific" Harper Perennial 1994

    48 Norman Gruenzner, "Postal History of American POWs: World War II Korea Vietnam" Amer Philatelic Society 1979

    49 Lewis Sorley, "Honorable Warrior General Harold K. Johnson and The Ethics of Command" University Press of Kansas 1998

    50 "Far East POW Memorial Church"

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