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Professor Kim Jae-gi's team at Chonnam National University discovered 40 independence activists from Mexico and Cuba.

(Gwangju = Break News) Reporter Hak-soo Lee = Professor Jae-gi Kim's research team from the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy at Chonnam National University newly discovered 40 independence activists from Mexico and Cuba.


Professor Kim Jae-gi's team has posthumously awarded the Order of Merit for his contributions to the independence movement, including special donations to the Gwangju Student Independence Movement, but has not yet been awarded the Order of Merit, and about 40 American recipients of the Order of Merit who have not been posthumously awarded the Order despite their outstanding achievements in the independence movement are being posthumously awarded the Order of Merit in Mexico and Cuba. He revealed that he had discovered something new through research.


This investigation was conducted with support from the 2023 Chonnam National University Research Year Academic Research Fund.


According to Professor Kim Jae-gi's team, Koreans who immigrated to Mexico's Enaecan farms as laborers in 1905 formed the Mexican branch of the Korean National Association in 1909 and collected various independent funds, including population taxes, compulsory taxes, and contributions. About 300 of them immigrated to a sugarcane plantation in Cuba in 1921, established the Cuban branch of the Korean National Association, and contributed funds to various independence movements.


In 1930, when news of the Gwangju Student Independence Movement spread to Mexico and Cuba, a special meeting was convened and a support rally and special donation drive were held. About 300 people raised $300 and sent it to the General Assembly of the Korean National Association in San Francisco, USA.


Afterwards, until liberation, they paid various independence funds, including population taxes, diplomatic expenses, education expenses, liberation expenses, and Korean Women's Patriotic Corps dues. For these contributions, about 60 people from Mexico and 40 people from Cuba were posthumously awarded honors by the Korean government. However, only about 30 people have received the Order of Merit, and there are about 200 people who have received the Order of Merit.


In the case of Mr. Park Hee-seong (living in Matanzas, Cuba), a newly discovered scholar of the Korean peninsula through this investigation, records of making over 100 independence funds, including donations to the Gwangju Student Independence Movement, can be found in Shinhan Minbo. Her descendants, whom she met in Matanzas, Cuba, had treasured her grandfather's membership card from the Cuban branch of the Korean National Association for 100 years.


In Cárdenas, Cuba, we visited the cemetery to see the graves of Kim Se-won (Prime Minister Konkuk), who received the Order, and Ik-kwon Han (Prime Minister Konkuk), who did not receive the Order. The two of you are in-laws. In Matanzas, Cuba, we also visited the cemetery and confirmed the graves of Lee Se-chang (received the National Foundation Award) and Lee Jae-hee (received the Presidential Citation).


In the case of Alejandrina Ju (Korean name Joo Mi-yeop), the eldest daughter of teacher Joo Han-ok from Haenam, Jeollanam-do, who lives in Havana, Cuba, was born in 1923 and participated in the Gwangju Student Independence Movement with her father Joo Han-ok and older brother Joo Hee-yeol while attending Minseong Korean Language School at the age of eight. Records of support competitions and special donations were found in Shinhan Minbo. She joined the Korean Women's Patriotic Corps and also participated in raising funds for the independence movement. Her grandmother is currently 100 years old and lives in a shabby house on the outskirts of Havana. Her father, Mr. Joo Han-ok, also confirmed that despite contributing funds to more than 100 independence movements, she has not yet been awarded a posthumous honor.


In Merida, Mexico, where the largest number of Korean descendants live, we visited descendants of Lee Hak-seo (National Foundation Medal, Patriotic Medal), Lee Don-eui (Presidential Citation), Heo Wan (Presidential Citation), and Kim Young-seong (National Foundation Medal). In Coatzacoalacos, a 9-hour bus ride from Merida, Mexico, the descendants and graves of four non-recipients of the Order of Merit: Lee Geun-yeong (Aejok Medal of the Order of Merit for National Foundation), Kim Chi-myeong (National Foundation Minister), Noh Deok-hyeon (National Foundation Minister), and Kim Seong-min (National Foundation Minister) are buried. found.


In Mexico City, we also visited the descendants of Su-kwon Kim, who, unlike other Koreans, immigrated to a sugar cane farm in Hawaii and then moved back to Mexico. Kim Soo-kwon is the son-in-law of Hwang Bo Yeong-ju (Aejok Medal of the Order of Merit for National Foundation) who immigrated from Shanghai to Mexico, and although he donated funds for about 130 independence movements, he is still not a recipient of the Order of Merit. In the process of meeting Kim Su-kwon's descendants, I also visited Hwang Bo Young-ju's grave.


Descendants of Lee Ki-sam (Presidential Citation) and Ahn Soon-pil (Presidential Award) who live in Chetumal, Quintana Roo, Caribbean, were newly discovered. Ahn Soon-pil's family relocated to Cuba in 1921, and one of his sons returned to Mexico and took up residence in Chetumal. The descendants of Song Bong-soon, who paid independence movement funds about 60 times, were also found in Chetumal.


The graves of martyrs and patriots who were posthumously awarded the Order of Merit can be buried in national cemeteries such as Daejeon Cemetery with the consent of their descendants. Currently, Lim Cheon-taek (National Foundation Medal, Patriotic Medal) is the only person buried in the Daejeon National Cemetery in Mexico and Cuba.


Professor Kim Jae-gi said, ¡°The Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs must actively search for those who have not received the Order of Merit and the descendants of those who have not received the Order of Merit in Mexico and Cuba. ¡°Rather than having descendants who do not know Korean prepare documents, it would be most desirable for the Ministry of Veterans Affairs to posthumously enshrine the patriots with meritorious achievements,¡± he said. ¡°Find the graves of patriots neglected in Mexico and Cuba, and if the descendants agree, stipulate it in law.¡± ¡°It is necessary to manage it at the national level by honoring those who contributed to the independence movement by burying them in the National Cemetery,¡± he explained.


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