Reference

Prelude

Prelude-Reference 1

Inagaka Masami. Japanese Conscientious Objector–Resistance of Deungdaesa During the War. Tokyo-do, Iwanami Bookstore, 1972, p. 51.

Prelude-Reference 2

Sugiyi Rokurou, et al. Christian Activity During the War Revealed by Special Documents. Volume 2, edited by Institute for the Study of Humanities & Social

Prelude-Reference 3

“50,000 Bible-based Deungdaesa publications of 13 different kinds have been seized.” DongA Ilbo, Jun 17, 1933, p. 2.

Prelude-Reference 4

“3,000 publications have been burned at the Daedong riverside.” DongA Ilbo, Aug 15, 1933, p. 3.

Prelude-Reference 5

Inagaka Masami. Japanese Conscientious Objector–Resistance of Deungdaesa During the War. Tokyo-do, Iwanami Bookstore, 1972, p. 52.

Beginning

Beginning-Reference 1

Gyeonggi-do Governor. “Report on the arrest of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Worldwide Religious Organization.” Gyeonggi, National Institute of Korean History, 1940.

Beginning-Reference 2

Inagaka Masami. Japanese Conscientious Objector–Resistance of Deungdaesa During the War. Tokyo-do, Iwanami Bookstore, 1972, p. 111.

Beginning-Reference 3

Governor-General of Korea. Monthly Government Report of Japan. 79th, Tokyo-do, National Diet Library, 1941.

Beginning-Reference 4

Gyeonggi-do Police Chief. “A chart mapping the organization of Jehovah’s Witnesses, as appeared in the report.” Gyeonggi, National Institute of Korean History, 1940.

Beginning-Reference 5

Gyeonggi-do Governor. “Report on the arrest of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Worldwide Religious Organization.” Gyeonggi, National Institute of Korean History, 1940.