이청천의 만주·러시아지역 항일무장투쟁(1919~1922) = Lee Chung-cheon’s anti-Japanese armed struggle in Manchuria and Russia(1919~1922)

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This article summarizes the anti-Japanese armed struggles that Lee Chung-cheon unfolded in Manchuria and Russia from 1919 to 1922. From defecting to Manchuria and serving as an instructor at Shinheung Military School and commander of the Western Route Military Command in the West Jiandao region, the integration of independent military units and activities in Russia developed after the Battle of Cheongsanri were closely examined. Through this, we tried to understand in detail the reality of Lee Chung-cheon’s anti-Japanese armed struggle around 1920.
In order to reveal Lee Chung-cheon’s activities and activities, he used the 『Freedom Diary』 recorded by Lee Chung-cheon, as well as handwriting, memoirs, letters, translations of Russian documents, and Japanese information documents of independence activists who worked together at the time. These data contain a variety of information to prove Lee Chung-cheon’s activities. As a result, it was possible to grasp the reality of the anti-Japanese armed struggle that Lee Cheong-cheon unfolded from 1919 to 1922.
Lee Cheong-cheon was an independence activist who sought to achieve independence of his country through a practical anti Japanese armed struggle. This is why he devoted himself to the training and training of independent forces until he was active in Russia in the early 1920s, starting with the Shinheung Military School instructor in 1919, and it is for this reason that he was imprisoned and suffered in Russia.
Lee Chung-cheon was a man of will and belief in the War of Independence. This makes Lee Chung-cheon stand out as an independence activist. In the history of the Korean independence movement, he can be said to be a symbolic figure who devoted his whole life to the armed struggle against anti-Japanese.