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\title{Li Hoe-Young (1866–1932)}
\date{2011}
\author{Jang-Whan Oh}
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Li Hoe-Young is regarded as one of the “fathers” of the Korean anarchist movement
in China. He was exiled from Korea along
with his five brothers to Manchuria when
the country’s sovereignty was ceded to Japan.
Seeking to advance the struggle against the
Japanese occupation, he established a military academy (Sin-heng mu-kwan hak-kyo),
where more than 3,000 youths graduated
over the course of ten years and went on to
become leaders of the Korean independence
movement. After Li moved to Beijing in 1919,
he came to embrace anarchism. In April
1924, with Yu Ja-Myung, Jung Hwa-Am,
Baik Jung-Gi, and the brothers Li Eul-Kyu
and Li Jung-Kyu, Li Hoe-Young helped to
organize and found the Jae-jung-kuk jo-sun
mu-jung-bu ju-eu-ja yun-meng (Korean
Anarchist Federation in China) and published its journals,
\emph{Jung-eu kong-bo} (\emph{The Justice Bulletin}) and \emph{Tal-whan} (\emph{The Conquest}).
As a publisher and writer, Li Hoe-Young promoted a joint Sino-Korean struggle against
Japanese imperialism. In spite of his age (he
was 70), he decided to go to Manchuria and
prepare for the anti-Japanese movement by
organizing a commando unit. He was arrested
by the Japanese and tortured to death in the
Sea Police Station in Dairen, Manchuria.
\section{References and Suggested Readings}
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Chan, M. K., \& Dirlik, A. (1992) Schools into Fields
and Factories: Anarchists, the Guomindang, and
the Labor University in Shanghai, 1927–1932.
Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
Li Eun-Suk. (1975) Min-jok un-dong-ga a-nae-eu
su-gi [Memory of a Revolutionist’s Wife]. Seoul:
Jung-Eum Sa.
Li Jung-Kyu, \& Li Kwan-Sik. (1985) U-dang
Li Hoe-Young yak-jun [The Memory of Li
Hoe-Young]. Seoul: Eul-yu Publishing Company.
Talwhan. (19242005) What We Believe. In R. Graham (Ed.), Anarchism: A Documentary History of Libertarian Ideas. Montreal: Black Rose
Books.
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Jang-Whan Oh
Li Hoe-Young (1866–1932)
2011
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\emph{The International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest}, Edited by Immanuel Ness. DOI: 10.1002\Slash{}9781405198073.wbierp1781
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