The Great Purge (or the Great Terror) ― Stalin’s campaign of political repression ― violated the people from numerous perspectives. In this period, an uncountable number of victims were accused as the ‘Enemy of the People.’ Furthermore, the catastrophic terror was inflicted not only on the ‘Enemy of the People’ but also on the family members of the ‘Enemy of the People.’ Even the wives and children of the ‘Enemy’ could be isolated from society.
One can name this phenomenon as a ‘collapse of a family,’ and it was not an exception to the families of the ethnic Korean ‘Enemy of the People.’ Two of the most representative cases were those of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook. These cases show that the authoritarian government led to the collapse of the families by separating family members and controling information.
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One can name this phenomenon as a ‘collapse of a family,’ and it was not an exception to the families of the ethnic Korean ‘Enemy of the People.’ Two of the most representative cases were those of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook. These cases show that the authoritarian government led to the collapse of the families by separating family members and controling information. KW - Stalin’s Great Purge;State Violation;Enemy of the People;Collapse of Family;Korean Victims in Diaspora DO - 10.31310/HUM.082.03 ER -
Choi, Woo Chul. (2021). The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-. Journal of Humanities, 82, 81-112.
Choi, Woo Chul. 2021, "The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-", Journal of Humanities, no.82, pp.81-112. Available from: doi:10.31310/HUM.082.03
Choi, Woo Chul "The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-" Journal of Humanities 82 pp.81-112 (2021) : 81.
Choi, Woo Chul. The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-. 2021; 82 : 81-112. Available from: doi:10.31310/HUM.082.03
Choi, Woo Chul. "The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-" Journal of Humanities no.82(2021) : 81-112.doi: 10.31310/HUM.082.03
Choi, Woo Chul. The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-. Journal of Humanities, 82, 81-112. doi: 10.31310/HUM.082.03
Choi, Woo Chul. The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-. Journal of Humanities. 2021; 82 81-112. doi: 10.31310/HUM.082.03
Choi, Woo Chul. The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-. 2021; 82 : 81-112. Available from: doi:10.31310/HUM.082.03
Choi, Woo Chul. "The Collapse of Family in the Period of ‘Great Purge’ -With Focus on the Cases of Kim Ok-Chun and Park Jung-Sook-" Journal of Humanities no.82(2021) : 81-112.doi: 10.31310/HUM.082.03