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@article{ART002205901},
author={Kim, Seon-ho},
title={The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -},
journal={military history},
issn={1598-317X},
year={2017},
number={102},
pages={115-150},
doi={10.29212/mh.2017..102.115}

TY - JOUR
AU - Kim, Seon-ho
TI - The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -
JO - military history
PY - 2017
VL - null
IS - 102
PB - Military History Institute, MND
SP - 115
EP - 150
SN - 1598-317X
AB - The formation of the North Korea-China’s military cooperation has initiated since November 1945. In an attempt to assist the Chinese revolution, the North Korean political forces provided China with weapons, strategic logistic materials and rear bases. Simultaneously, the Chinese Communist Party, in order to help ‘the Korean revolution,’ instructed Korean officers and soldiers based on Manchuria to enter North Korea. As the North Korea-China’s military cooperation has formed, the creation of the Korean People's Army as well as the Chinese Civil War have set in. Right after the liberation North Korean, youths have moved to Manchuria and joined the Northeastern Democratic Union Army. Regardless of Kim Il Sung’s commands, these young people joined the army in order to conduct ‘the Korean revolution’ in Manchuria. As well, the North Korean political forces dispatched a few special forces to Manchuria for backing the Chinese revolution. For the purpose of achieving two revolutions, North Korea and China decided to establish the military cooperation at the levels of party, military and government. More than a half of North Korea’s Security Officer Camp(SOC) cadres acted as veterans of the Chinese revolution and returned. Also, the key forces of SOC were the units from Manchuria and they were commissioned to the task of ‘the Korean revolution.’ Meanwhile the Korean Volunteer Army in Manchuria was incorporated into the Northeastern Democratic Union Army with the mission of the Chinese revolution. Thus, the formation of the North Korea-China’s military cooperation was the origin of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Korean units entry to North Korea as well as the participation of the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army around the Korean War.
KW - North Korea-China’s military cooperation;Chinese civil war;Korean revolution;Chinese revolution;Northeastern Anti-Japanese Union Army;Korean Volunteer Army;Northeastern Democratic Union Army;Korean People’s Army;Kim Il Sung
DO - 10.29212/mh.2017..102.115
ER -

Kim, Seon-ho. (2017). The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -. military history, 102, 115-150.

Kim, Seon-ho. 2017, "The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -", military history, no.102, pp.115-150. Available from: doi:10.29212/mh.2017..102.115

Kim, Seon-ho "The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -" military history 102 pp.115-150 (2017) : 115.

Kim, Seon-ho. The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -. 2017; 102 : 115-150. Available from: doi:10.29212/mh.2017..102.115

Kim, Seon-ho. "The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -" military history no.102(2017) : 115-150.doi: 10.29212/mh.2017..102.115

Kim, Seon-ho. The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -. military history, 102, 115-150. doi: 10.29212/mh.2017..102.115

Kim, Seon-ho. The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -. military history. 2017; 102 115-150. doi: 10.29212/mh.2017..102.115

Kim, Seon-ho. The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -. 2017; 102 : 115-150. Available from: doi:10.29212/mh.2017..102.115

Kim, Seon-ho. "The Formation of the North Korea-China’s Military Cooperative relationships and the Border of ‘Revolution’after the Liberation - Focusing on North Korea’s Assistance to the Chinese Civil War and the Establishment of the Army -" military history no.102(2017) : 115-150.doi: 10.29212/mh.2017..102.115