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Koreans in Sakhalin are people who immigrated to Sakhalin through recruitment, an employment agency, or forcible draft around 1940 as part of the policy of mobilizing human resources during the Japanese colonial rule. Of the first generation, the main stream consisted of people from Gyeongsang-do, who exceeded 70% of the total. This study reviewed the immigration history from Gyeongsang-do to Sakhalin focusing on the first generation immigrants. With an emphasis on the major cities that witnessed the immigration history of Koreans to Sakhalin including Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Vyikov, and Korsakov, the study analyzed the immigration process, settlement, and life afterward of the first generation immigrants from Gyeongsang-do from a diasporan perspective. Through the immigration history of Koreans to Sakhalin, which is symbolized as “an island of exile and sorrow”, the purpose of this study is to perceive again the reality and historical meaning of the immigration history of Koreans. In particular, it will be possible to see the meaning of a region or hometown for immigrants and how the meaning has been restructured through the immigration history of Gyeongsang-do.

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1. 서론
 2. 이주의 기억과 구술 증언
 3. 이주의 과정과 경상도 사람들
 4. 이주의 현실과 경상도의 재구성
 5. 결론
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사할린 이주사 유즈노사할린스크 브이코프 코르사코프 이주사 구술 경상도 Gyeongsang-do History of Immigration Oral History Sakhalin Immigration

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• 박승희 [ Park, Seung-Hee | 영남대학교 국어국문학과 부교수 ]

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