식민지시대 소비에트총영사관 통역 김동한의 「로서아 방랑기」연구

초록

This paper traces the historical social conditions and experiences of the Korean mobility of the Russians in the colonial era “Russia wanderer (Russia travel)”. The author of this stay was confirmed by various sources, Kim Dong-han, a dancer who introduced modern dance in the 1920s, and an interpreter for the consulate of the Soviet consulate in the colonial period. This article( Russia travel by Kim Dong-Han) shows the historical and social conditions of the transition from Joseon to the Soviet Union in 1917, the military surgeon who participated in the First World War, various Soviet states under the revolutionary wartime communism, The author Kim Dong-han stayed in the Soviet Union from 1917 to the early 1920s, and earned his academic and professional career. He returned to Korea as a member of Vladivostok Troupe(culture group) in 1922. He lived as a dancer in colonial Seoul during the period of cultural rule, and as an interpreter of the Soviet consulate after 1925. And when he closed the consulate in 1938, he was hit with a tragic ending. His actions, which are not covered by the national movement and socialist movement, provide diverse prisms that meet in a microscopic and macroscopic way between ‘the world system and the Korean modern and personal'.

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