Anticommunism in Germany and Korea

‘Make life for communists as difficult as possible’ State-run anticommunism and ‘psychological warfare’ in the early years of the Federal Republic of Germany

The Ministry for All-German Affairs held a special place among the government departments with a right to define public anticommunist counter-intelligence. At the height of the Cold War it concentrated on adva...

Authors: Stefan Creuzberger

Citation: Asian Journal of German and European Studies 2017 2:9

Content type: Original article Published on: 26 June 2017
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The social grounds of anticommunism in South Korea-crisis of the ruling class and anticommunist reaction

I focused on how the domestic social grounds of anticommunism were interlinked with the external atmosphere like U.S. occupation, divided state-building and the Korean War. I especially emphasized the role of ...

Authors: Dong-Choon Kim

Citation: Asian Journal of German and European Studies 2017 2:7

Content type: Original Article Published on: 24 April 2017
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Political activities and anti-communism of Korean Protestant conservatives in the 2000s

Korean Protestant Conservatives began political activities against the government when the Roh Moo Hyun administration took office. Conservative Protestants have long been obedient to the government and kept s...

Authors: Dae Young Ryu

Citation: Asian Journal of German and European Studies 2017 2:6

Content type: Original article Published on: 27 March 2017
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Anticommunism in Korea and Germany in times of cold War

Besides several themes related to burning issues on the surface of the current discourses in South Korea, this special issue of the AJGES pays attention to the fundamental problems, which are essential to unde...

Authors: Gyoergy Szell

Citation: Asian Journal of German and European Studies 2017 2:4

Content type: Original article Published on: 4 March 2017
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The trajectory of anti-communism in South Korea

This article deals with the historical trajectory of anti-communism in South Korea since 1945. Anti-communism has been working as a powerful ideological and institutional constraint to suppress political oppos...

Authors: Kwang-Yeong Shin

Citation: Asian Journal of German and European Studies 2017 2:3

Content type: Original article Published on: 2 February 2017
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Anticommunism in popular culture: the evolution and contestation of “anticommunist films” in South Korea

The goal of this paper is to grasp the relationship of coexistence, and at times, discord, between anticommunism and popular culture through a historical and chronological survey. To do this, this paper will f...

Authors: Hana Lee

Citation: Asian Journal of German and European Studies 2016 1:9

Content type: Original article Published on: 4 October 2016
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Anticommunism in Germany and Korea

‘Make life for communists as difficult as possible’ State-run anticommunism and ‘psychological warfare’ in the early years of the Federal Republic of Germany

The social grounds of anticommunism in South Korea-crisis of the ruling class and anticommunist reaction

Political activities and anti-communism of Korean Protestant conservatives in the 2000s

Anticommunism in Korea and Germany in times of cold War

The trajectory of anti-communism in South Korea

Anticommunism in popular culture: the evolution and contestation of “anticommunist films” in South Korea