How Koreans Suffered from Forced Labor during the Japanese Occupation 'jingyong'

Publisher’s Note ▪ 4
1. People of Joseon Forced to Leave Their Homeland ▪ 8
2. Who Drove the Joseon People Out of Their Homeland? ▪ 15
3. ‘jingyong’, Recruitment, and Arrangement by Government ▪ 20
4. What Was the Natinoal Labor Corps? ▪ 29
5. The Path to ‘jingyong’ ▪ 35
6. Where Did They Go? : Korean Peninsula ▪ 42
7. Where Did They Go? : Japan ▪ 50
8. Where Did They Go? : Southern Sakhalin ▪ 55
9. Where Did They Go? : Western and Central Pacific ▪ 60
10. Where Did They Go? : China and Manchuria ▪ 68
11. Joseon People in Coal Mines and Mines for Other Minerals ▪ 78
12. Coal Mines and Mines for Other Minerals : The Experience ▪ 82
13. I Was the Child Coal Miner ▪ 90
14. Civil Construction Sites ▪ 101
15. Military Personnel or Laborers? ▪ 107
16. Underground Factories in the Mountains ▪ 113
17. Munitions Factories ▪ 119
18. Unceasing Labor amidst Air Raids and Earthquakes ▪ 124
19. Even Children Could Not Avoid ‘jingyong’ ▪ 132
20. What Was the Joseon Women Labor Corps? ▪ 140
21. They Did Not Surrender ▪ 151
22. Not Coercion? ▪ 162
Bibliography ▪ 168
Index ▪ 172