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초록· 키워드
In this article, how the North Korea's governmental policy that decided to pursue both economical developments and military defense were chosen and developed during the 1960s, is examined. Through this matter we can see North Korea's perspective upon the external situations of its realm, and also its policies regarding internal and external matters. And we can also see the military tensions that were building up around the Korean peninsula.
This new policy was first suggested in 1962, and the concept of the policy was accompanied by several existing principal ideologies such as independence and self-defence. What triggered this new policy was basicaIly the deteriorated relationship with the USSR, and the trend of nationalism which was becoming increasingly stronger throughout the Third realm states, The plans were to put an emphasis upon economical matters, while also saving strengths in military terms for executing and maintaining the Four-point Military Line or the Three Requirements for Revolutional Activities.
This new policy was publicly approved in the 1966's council of Representatives, in the light of certain series of events which included the signing of the Korea-Japan treaty, the North Korea's Own conception of new contingency plans entitled 'Three Arrows', 'Flying Dragon' , or 'Gaining Bull', the continuing joint military drill operations among Korea, U.S. and Japan, and South Korea's dispatching troops to the Vietnam war.
North Korea was clearly threatened by these chain of events, which triggered a heightened sense of national security on its part. As a resuIt, more than 30% of the government's annual budget was allocated to national defence costs, the so-called Four-point Military Line came to receive much more attention and support than ever, and the government also decided to support the Vietnam Communists. All these efforts brought significant reinforcements on the national defense front.
Yet at the same time, we should not overlook the Fact that the general public's desire for economical development was so strong that it was the primary reason for the very design of the policy which was meant tQ address both defense issues and economical issues.
This policy was also dictating and affecting the government's policy toward South Korea. North Korea secretly hoped that several political events which were going on inside South Korea such as the April's Democratic movement, the May 16th military takeover of the government, or the June 3rd Public demonstrations would eventually lead to a breakout of a revolution. North Korea's contingency plans were prepared for the possibilities of either a war started by the U.S., or an internal revolt inside South Korea. Issues regarding the Three Requirements for Revolutional Activities were reviewed and reinforced, covert installations trained for operations inside South Korea were increased, and active offences were being launched against South Korea.
상세정보 수정요청해당 페이지 내 제목·저자·목차·페이지This new policy was first suggested in 1962, and the concept of the policy was accompanied by several existing principal ideologies such as independence and self-defence. What triggered this new policy was basicaIly the deteriorated relationship with the USSR, and the trend of nationalism which was becoming increasingly stronger throughout the Third realm states, The plans were to put an emphasis upon economical matters, while also saving strengths in military terms for executing and maintaining the Four-point Military Line or the Three Requirements for Revolutional Activities.
This new policy was publicly approved in the 1966's council of Representatives, in the light of certain series of events which included the signing of the Korea-Japan treaty, the North Korea's Own conception of new contingency plans entitled 'Three Arrows', 'Flying Dragon' , or 'Gaining Bull', the continuing joint military drill operations among Korea, U.S. and Japan, and South Korea's dispatching troops to the Vietnam war.
North Korea was clearly threatened by these chain of events, which triggered a heightened sense of national security on its part. As a resuIt, more than 30% of the government's annual budget was allocated to national defence costs, the so-called Four-point Military Line came to receive much more attention and support than ever, and the government also decided to support the Vietnam Communists. All these efforts brought significant reinforcements on the national defense front.
Yet at the same time, we should not overlook the Fact that the general public's desire for economical development was so strong that it was the primary reason for the very design of the policy which was meant tQ address both defense issues and economical issues.
This policy was also dictating and affecting the government's policy toward South Korea. North Korea secretly hoped that several political events which were going on inside South Korea such as the April's Democratic movement, the May 16th military takeover of the government, or the June 3rd Public demonstrations would eventually lead to a breakout of a revolution. North Korea's contingency plans were prepared for the possibilities of either a war started by the U.S., or an internal revolt inside South Korea. Issues regarding the Three Requirements for Revolutional Activities were reviewed and reinforced, covert installations trained for operations inside South Korea were increased, and active offences were being launched against South Korea.
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목차
- 머리말
- 1. 1960년대초 북·소관계의 악화와 자주노선의 등장
- 2. 안보위기와 경제·국방병진노선의 공식화
- 3. 경제·국방병진노선과 적극적 대남정책의 관계
- 맺음말
- Abstract
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UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2009-911-013726171