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Soviet faction [ edit ]

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Soviet faction
谚文소련파
Chinese characterSoviet faction
Wen Guan DepartmentSoryeonpa
Ma Lai styleSoryŏnp'a
Soviet faction refers to the Second World War after the DPRK ruling Korean Workers Party, a faction within whose members are mostly from the Soviet Union in the Korean Peninsula who was a leading figure Hsu Chia-Yi and Pak Chang-ok . 1950, the faction was Kim Il Sung are clear .

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  • 1Summary
  • 2main characters
  • 3References
  • 4See

Summary [ edit ]

In the early 19th century, there were about 5,000 Russian Koreans in the Russian Empire . In 1917, the Russian empire was destroyed and Soviet Russia was established. Some of the Koreans also joined the Soviet Communist Party or the Soviet Red Army . After the end of World War II, they returned to North Korea and joined the Workers' Party of Korea and the government. These people later formed a faction for the Soviet Union.
In 1952, North Korea’s supreme leader, Kim Il Sung, believed that the Soviet faction threatened him and declared Xu Geyi betraying the country and expelled him from his party membership and duties. The latter then committed suicide . In 1956, Pak Chang-ok Kim Il Sung's policy and because of dissatisfaction with the route and in conjunction with the Yanan faction who tried meeting of the Central Committee to challenge him , but failed [1] . Subsequently, Kim Il Sung counterattacked and sent the Soviets to clear the country on various charges. The Soviet faction thus declined.

The main character [ edit ]

  • Xu Geyi
  • Park Chang-yu
  • Jin Chenghua
  • Jin Lie
  • Qi Shifu
  • Park Yi Min
  • Park Yong-bin
  • Jin Zaixu
  • Tai Cheng Yi
Nanri and Fang Xueshi were not purged for supporting Kim Il Sung.

References [ edit ]

  1. Moved to^ Andrei Lankov. "Crisis in North Korea: The Failure of De-Stalinization, 1956". 130

See also [ edit ]

  • Yan'an School
  • Domestic faction
  • Guerrilla faction
  • August sectarian incident
  • International faction (Chinese Communist Party)

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