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@article{ART002599940},
author={Kim, Hyun-Ah},
title={Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime},
journal={JAPAN SPACE},
issn={1976-1481},
year={2020},
number={27},
pages={73-107},
doi={10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002}

TY - JOUR
AU - Kim, Hyun-Ah
TI - Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime
JO - JAPAN SPACE
PY - 2020
VL - null
IS - 27
PB - The Institute of Japanese Studies
SP - 73
EP - 107
SN - 1976-1481
AB - This study is aimed at exploring the trend of military relief over the periods before and after the implementation of the Army Special Volunteer System and in the run-up to the Japanese conscription of Koreans into the armed forces by looking at military relief programs under the Service Members Relief Act. In particular, the study paid attention to the fact that the military relief disguised Japan’s attempt for spiritual education and imperialization of bereaved families of fallen soldiers. Reportedly, the sheltered workshop was set up to provide financial support for the wives of fallen soldiers but the true intention was to encourage them to proud as a bereaved family by making them a role model for other wives and mothers of men in services. As the number of Korean conscripts increased in the run-up to the Japanese conscription of Koreans into the armed forces, there was a recognition of possible increase in bereaved families of fallen soldiers and growing importance of spiritual education of such families. In this regard, this study intended to point out that the Japanese GovernmentGeneral of Korea aimed to make the bereaved families imperial subjects of Japan under the disguise of moral and financial support for them.
KW - Joseon under the Japanese colonial rule;military relief;military relief program;Service Members Relief Act;bereaved family of fallen soldiers;spiritual education
DO - 10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002
ER -

Kim, Hyun-Ah. (2020). Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime. JAPAN SPACE, 27, 73-107.

Kim, Hyun-Ah. 2020, "Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime", JAPAN SPACE, no.27, pp.73-107. Available from: doi:10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002

Kim, Hyun-Ah "Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime" JAPAN SPACE 27 pp.73-107 (2020) : 73.

Kim, Hyun-Ah. Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime. 2020; 27 : 73-107. Available from: doi:10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002

Kim, Hyun-Ah. "Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime" JAPAN SPACE no.27(2020) : 73-107.doi: 10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002

Kim, Hyun-Ah. Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime. JAPAN SPACE, 27, 73-107. doi: 10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002

Kim, Hyun-Ah. Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime. JAPAN SPACE. 2020; 27 73-107. doi: 10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002

Kim, Hyun-Ah. Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime. 2020; 27 : 73-107. Available from: doi:10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002

Kim, Hyun-Ah. "Military Relief and Bereaved Families of Fallen Soldiers in Joseon under the Japanese Colonial Rule in Wartime" JAPAN SPACE no.27(2020) : 73-107.doi: 10.35506/jspace.2020..27.002