Kim Chwa-chin

In 1919, he, on the recommendation of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, took up the position of general commander of the Northern Military Administration Office Army (Bungnogunjeongseo in Korean).

[3] In 1928, the Korea Independence Party was formed, and in 1929, when the Korean General Association was established as the successor of the new people, Chwa-chin was designated as the President.

On 24 January 1930, Kim Jwa-jin was assassinated by Park Sang-sil, a Korean agent incited by the Japanese Colonial Government.

[4] After the assassination of Kim Chwa-chin, the anarchist movement in Manchukuo and Korea became subject to massive repression.

As a leader of the Korean independence movement, Kim is remembered in both North and South Korea.