Hye-gyung Jeong: How Koreans Suffered from Forced Labor during the Japanese Occupation ‘jingyong’

The foundation has been working on a steady study and international academic exchange in East Asia's history to narrow the gap between the perception of history. The result was a short series of historical documents that won many people's sympathy. Most Korean publications, however, had limited access to sharing and communicating with citizens of the world across borders, and they have planned a dialogue in which to inform international society of their research and to create a communication space that could explain the difference between their historical awareness and their own. This series will be a series of topics that can help us understand the history of East Asia and the problems of territory or oceans, issues that are at issue between schools and countries. I hope this foundation series will help you to understand exactly what is happening in the East Asian world and make a big contribution to the decline in historical awareness. The book is the first book of this series, translated from the English translation of the 'Sing-Sunsoon' experience of the Koreans in the 2021 edition of the International Sachsman Medal. In the face of the current issue of the issue with the need to force the issue, we've decided to translate our country's official teaching manual into English and provide the common foreigners with access to facts of history and understand the subject of the first step.

Korean title: How Koreans Suffered from Forced Labor during the Japanese Occupation ‘jingyong’

Korean author: Hye-gyung Jeong

Korean publisher: 동북아역사재단

ISBN-13: 9791171610082