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a more class based, mass based, and intellectually based polity. Consequently, concerning the influence of nationalism, we must clearly grasp the nature of bourgeoisie nationalism, while at the same time also adequately approving of the nature of the alliance process, and make ally in a progressive manner which limits this process from emerging corrupted, thus for the improvement of the masses we must cast off the passive processes of the past and fight valiantly.
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ideology,” “a shift from the economic struggle to political struggle,” and “the development of a unified nationalistic body.” In other words, “so that the influence of nationalism would not degrade, we must progressively support other groups and fight” became their mantra. Thus in line with their proclamation, once the
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Communist Party, made contact with Kwǒn Tongjin, An Chaehong, and Kim Chunyǒn, among others. The Korean National Party's desire to create an organized national front in response to
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Among the various organs established to promote understanding between the dual branches of socialism and nationalism, the
Singanhoe was the first to advocate a thoroughly consolidated organization. In order to receive the imprimatur of the office of the Japanese Governor-General of Korea, the vice
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The Chǒng’uhoe, which had been formed in April 1926, made their famous proclamation on
November of the same year. The main crux of the proclamation, which criticized the previous activities of the socialist movement, were the advocacy of “the elimination of the factionalism and the unification of
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Chǒng’uhoe was a socialist ideological body made up of the
Tuesday Club, the Pukpunghoe, the Chosǒn Communist Party, and the Proletariat Alliance. By 1926, socialism had grown to such a large scale extent that 338 ideological circles were active, but the aforementioned four groups constitute the
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until May 1931. Including both Korean and overseas branches, this organization was able to attract a total membership of between 30,000 and 40,000 people. While internal strife between leftist and rightist factions was a consistent obstacle, the
Singanhoe actively pursued several goals:
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The cooperation between recalcitrant nationalists and socialists progressed rapidly as the Chǒng’uhoe (正友會) published the Chǒng’uhoe
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president of Chosǒn ilbo took action, and while he originally proposed the title of “Sinhanhoe” (新韓會) for the organization, the
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