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아일랜드와 식민지 조선의 민족운동
The National Movement of Irish and Colonial Joseon The March 1st Movement in 1919 is the largest ethnic uprising under the Japanese rule. Since then, Japan and colonial Joseon have become very interested in Ireland on the other side of the world. Japanese scholar Tatao Yanaihara said, “People compare Joseon to Ireland. The two countries are geographically close, and are closely related to the economy and defense sectors. It is not unfair to compare the relationship between Korea and Japan, and Ireland and Britain.” Many researchers used to explain the relationship between Ireland and Joseon based on his words.
Yoon Deok-young, Researcher of The National Institute of Korean History
1916년 아일랜드의 부활절 봉기와 독립운동의 전개
The Easter Rising of Ireland and Independence Movement in 1916 Ireland, which had been dominated by Britain for hundreds of years, pursued autonomy until the early 1900s. But it was not done because of mixed positions in the UK and disagreements. The Irish Home Rule was presented to the British Parliament in 1886 and 1893 but was not passed. Then, in December 1910, the Liberal Party won 272 seats, the Conservative Party 172 seats, and the Irish Nationalist Party 84 seats. This encouraged Irish people who supported autonomy. And finally The Third Home Rule Bill submitted by the Liberal Party in April 1912, passed the Parliament in January 1913. However, Protestants from Scotland and England who lived in Ulster, northern Ireland, opposed the home rule. Then a movement to separate Ulster began centered on E. Carson, the chairman of the Irish Unionist, and Ulster Volunteer Force(UVF) were formed.
Kim Hyun-Chul, Research Fellow of Institute on Korea-Japan Historical Issues at NAHF
W. B. 예이츠와 1916년 부활절 봉기
William Butler Yeats and the Easter Rising of 1916 William Butler Yeats(1865–1939) is considered one of the major Anglo-American poets of the 20th century. He has been passionately writing poetry and literary activities for over 50 years. His creation of poetry is the process of giving his unique voice to various political and historical times that occurred during Ireland's independence. I would like to introduce William Butler Yeats's nationalist views on Easter Rising in 1916, which marked the turning point of the Irish independence movement.
Choi Yoon-joo, Ph.D. in English Literature, Hanyang University
수박 속에 담긴 한・몽 교류의 역사
History of Interchange between Korea and Mongolia in Watermelon Korea and Mongolia have been interacting for a long time in history. The exchange between Goryeo(918–1392) and Georan(Liao, 916–1125) and Wen Empire(1270–1368) was no exception. Among them, the exchange between Goryeo and Georan is well shown through the peanangho(water bucket made of leather) or the bronze mirror with the characters of the Georan excavated from Gaeseong area. So, was there no exchange of crops such as vegetables, fruits, and grains? From now on, I will look at the exchanges between Korea and Mongolia through the process of watermelon transmission.
Hong Seong-min, a visiting researcher of the Institute on Eurasian History at NAHF
『3·1운동과 대한민국 임시정부의 재조명』(Ⅰ·Ⅱ·Ⅲ)
『Reexamination of the March 1st Movement and Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea』 (I, II, III) NAHF held academic conferences and started joint research with professional researchers four times from 2018 to 2019. This was to commemorate the March 1st Movement and the 100th anniversary of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea. The theme of the first conference is 'the background and significance of the March 1st Movement and the establishment of the provisional government-the criticism of social evolution theory and the process of republicanism'. At that time, from the time of the Japanese invasion of national sovereignty in the early 20th century until the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in 1919, we analyzed how Korea recognized and accepted Western republicanism(November 2018).
Hong Seon-pyo, Director of the Institute for History of Country
중화민족 공통 조상의 탄생, 황제
Huangdi, the ancestors of all Chinese peoples are born According to Chinese academia, YanDi began Chinese civilization, Huangdi was the beginning of the Chinese emperor, Yao formed the core of Chinese civilization, and Yu built Xi. Institute on European History at NAHF tracked down the mythical figures above. This is because the process of re-creating them as historical figures in combination with ancient ruins is very interesting. The results of this study will be serialized five times. This will help you see what the relationship between China's patriotism and making ancient history is.
Kim In-hee, Research Fellow of Institute on Eurasian History at NAHF
MZ 세대와 함께하는 환경·사회적 가치·거버넌스(ESG) 공공외교를 꿈꾸다
Environment, Social Values and Governance with the MZ Generation Dream of Public Diplomacy 2020 was the 10th anniversary of the first year of public diplomacy. It is also the 10th anniversary of SAYUL, so we welcomed the new year with excitement and expectation. But last year, COVID-19 forced the introduction of non-face-to-face processes into all projects. It was a devastating situation. But we have decided to embrace the flow and turn to online-optimized Corps. NAHF's support project for civic groups has laid the foundations. So we have built a platform for SAYUL's domestic and foreign members to gather and share their opinions.
Nam Seok-hyun, Head of SAYUL, Cultural and Public Diplomacy Corps
재단 뉴스
The Foundation's News The Dokdo Museum Seoul has set up a variety of programs for families. In May, visitors to The Dokdo Museum Seoul and The Dokdo Exhibition Hall at Ganghwamun will be provided with a balloon with a Dokdo Gangchi. We also prepared a Dokdo sticker and a quiz about Dokdo. On weekends and holidays, you can also make Dokdo badges and tunnelbooks. Especially, there is something prepared for those who can not visit the Dokdo Museum Seoul and the Dokdo Exhibition Hall because of Covid-19. We will ship a learning kit to 150 people so that they can enjoy the 'Family Month' at home.
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