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Jung Hwa‐am (1896–1981)

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Jung Hwa‐am was a Korean anti‐imperialist and revolutionary activist with strong bonds to the activist movement. As an anarchist activist, Jung was a member of the Je‐jung‐kuk jo‐sun mu‐jung‐bu ju‐eu‐ja yun‐meng (Korean Anarchist Federation in China). Together with the brothers Li Eul‐kyu and Li Jung‐kyu, Jung worked for the National Labor University in Shanghai and the Chung‐Yung People's Training Center in collaboration with Chinese anarchists in 1927. Following the full‐scale invasion of the Japanese army in China, Jung participated in a broad anti‐Japanese front.
Title: Jung Hwa‐am (1896–1981)
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Jung Hwa‐am was a Korean anti‐imperialist and revolutionary activist with strong bonds to the activist movement.
As an anarchist activist, Jung was a member of the Je‐jung‐kuk jo‐sun mu‐jung‐bu ju‐eu‐ja yun‐meng (Korean Anarchist Federation in China).
Together with the brothers Li Eul‐kyu and Li Jung‐kyu, Jung worked for the National Labor University in Shanghai and the Chung‐Yung People's Training Center in collaboration with Chinese anarchists in 1927.
Following the full‐scale invasion of the Japanese army in China, Jung participated in a broad anti‐Japanese front.

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