2024년 3월 7일 (목) 15:20 판

Leaders of the May 18 Democratic Uprising 》The Role of Christian Leaders in the Gwangju Uprising

Christian leaders played an important role in the May 18 Democratic Uprising. These include Catholic priests such as Pius Cho, Jeong Gyu-wan, Kim Seong-yong, and leaders of the YWCA, such as Jo A-ra and Yi Ae-sin.
The Catholic associations worked to spread news of what was going on and provide help.
The ladies of the YWCA, led by Jo A-ra and Yi Ae-sin, helped to prepare food, deliver news, treat the wounded, recover bodies, and more. The YWCA had long been an advocate for the pro-democracy movement, and it became an organization center during the uprising.
After the uprising, the Catholic priests from the Archdiocese of Gwangju were arrested for having made statements pointing out the government's violence.

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 ==Story==
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+*Christian leaders played an important role in the May 18 Democratic Uprising. These include Catholic priests such as Pius Cho, Jeong Gyu-wan, Kim Seong-yong, and leaders of the YWCA, such as Jo A-ra and Yi Ae-sin.
+*The Catholic associations worked to spread news of what was going on and provide help.
+*The ladies of the YWCA, led by Jo A-ra and Yi Ae-sin, helped to prepare food, deliver news, treat the wounded, recover bodies, and more. The YWCA had long been an advocate for the pro-democracy movement, and it became an organization center during the uprising.
+*After the uprising, the Catholic priests from the Archdiocese of Gwangju were arrested for having made statements pointing out the government's violence.
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