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This article describes and assesses the activities of Hong Ki Moon from Korean Independence in August 1945 until he moved to North Korea in August 1948. During the period of late Japanese occupation (1940~1945), Hong Ki Moon secluded himself in academic research. Once Korea gained independence, he resumed his activities as scholar, journalist, and politician. During the politically turbulent time immediately after Korea gained independence, Moon worked for several important publishing establishments including Editor-in-Chief and Executive Editor at the Seoul Shinmun. Nevertheless, his wish was to pursue his academic interests; he published continuously, including his major book Jeongeumbaldalsa and various journal papers related to Korean language and history, while lecturing at Seoul National University and Kim Il Sung University. However, when his father Hong Myung Hee, as a moderate political leader founded the Democratic Independence Party and organized the South-North Joint Conference, Hong Ki Moon also joined the party and moved to North Korea.
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1. 건준과 사회ㆍ문화단체 활동
2. 언론계에 복귀하여
3. 서울대ㆍ김일성대 출강과 학술연구
4. 민주독립당 활동과 월북
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