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During the period in which a new government was being formed in the immediate aftermath of the liberation of the country in August 1945, members of the Cheondogyo movement actively participated in the efforts to build an ideal state using the organizational experience they had gained during the Japanese colonial era. The North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party, of about 300,000 members, actively participated in the establishment of the North Korean government and in the reform of the social structure. More to the point, this group acted as the right hand of the North Korean Workers Party and as a member of the National United Front for North Korean Democracy.
This study delves into the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party's social class and their plans to build an ideal state. To examine this, this study will analyze the conflicts that eventually emerged between the North Korean Workers Party and the Soviet troops stationed in the North with the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party, despite of the originally existing cooperative relationship between them.
The North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party shared common ground with the North Korean Workers party in terms of their historical relationship, the social background of their members, and with regards to ideology. This cooperative relationship emerged during the process of the implementation of the social reforms that were being carried out in North Korea at that time. Although the leadership of the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party exhibited some petty-bourgeois characteristics, most of its members were from the agrarian class. In addition, they pursued a kind of neo-nationalism and neo-democracy that was closer to socialism than somewhere between capitalism and socialism. However, the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party did not always maintain a cooperative relationship with the North Korean Workers Party or with the Soviet troops stationed in the North. Differences of opinion over how the power structure of the North Korean government should be established eventually led to conflicts between these groups.
This study delves into the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party's social class and their plans to build an ideal state. To examine this, this study will analyze the conflicts that eventually emerged between the North Korean Workers Party and the Soviet troops stationed in the North with the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party, despite of the originally existing cooperative relationship between them.
The North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party shared common ground with the North Korean Workers party in terms of their historical relationship, the social background of their members, and with regards to ideology. This cooperative relationship emerged during the process of the implementation of the social reforms that were being carried out in North Korea at that time. Although the leadership of the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party exhibited some petty-bourgeois characteristics, most of its members were from the agrarian class. In addition, they pursued a kind of neo-nationalism and neo-democracy that was closer to socialism than somewhere between capitalism and socialism. However, the North Korean Cheondogyo Youth Party did not always maintain a cooperative relationship with the North Korean Workers Party or with the Soviet troops stationed in the North. Differences of opinion over how the power structure of the North Korean government should be established eventually led to conflicts between these groups.
목차
Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 북조선청우당의 창당과 당원구성
Ⅲ. 국가건설 구상과 북조선로동당과의 관계
Ⅳ. 맺음말
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