

Part Two: The Korean People's Association of Manchuria: When Two Million People Lived In a Horizontal Society
Sep 18, 2024
Mia Wong, an expert on Korean anarchism, dives deep into the unique societal structures of the Korean People's Association of Manchuria. She explores how two million people cohabited in a community-oriented environment, fostering cultural cohesion. Discussing the consequences of Japanese imperialism, Wong highlights the resilience of Korean students and the revolutionary ideologies that emerged. The conversation also touches on the interplay of nationalism and anarchism and the historical narratives that shaped the quest for Korean independence.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Creating Safe Spaces for Survivors and Pets
01:47 • 2min
The Struggle for Korean Anarchism
03:23 • 13min
Korean Resilience under Colonial Rule
16:38 • 10min
The Roots of Korean Anarchism
26:43 • 6min
Revolution and Historical Narratives
33:03 • 9min
Anarchism and Independence in East Asia
41:47 • 20min
Kindness at the End: Feeding and Rescuing with Heart
01:01:46 • 4min