남한의 폭동과 소요 발생 지역

[illegible]　　　　　　　　　　[illegible] 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Office of Economic Adviser [illegible] OFFICIAL [illegible]　　CG USAFIK, A.P.O. 235, 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　17 January 1948. Mr. Bottin Bartin, Chief, Estimates of Commanded Areas, Department of State, Washington 25, D.C. STRIKES AND DISORDERS IN KOREA 1. TAEQU 2-3 Oct 46. Extensive riots; 53 police killed and 20 injured; rioters number increasing; martial law declared, rioters-dispersed to nearby villages and streets cleared by U.S. troops. Various reports stated that 50-60 per cent of police force joined strikers. 2. SEOUL 3 Oct 46. Police move against strikers in act of sabotaging railroad locomotives. 400 later in the day attack rail station; police disperse mob with 6 police and two strikers killed; 150 were injured by beatings; 1,000 arrests were made. 3. FOSENLIO 3 Oct 46, Mob of 2,000 storm police station, disarm police, take 120 rifles, 350 rds ammo. 50 police from Pusan attempt to enter town, repulsed by mob; U.S. troops ordered to take over town, 40 rifles and a number of policemen recovered from rioters; 17 police resell rieding. 4. ITUSENIO PO SI 6 Oct 46. Mob of 2,000 attack town with dynamite and grenades, damage many buildings, 350 Rightist help police drive crowd away - 3 killed, 1 rounded. Mob threatens to return--1 armored car and 14 soldiers sent to establish road block. 5. MIRAJE 6 Oct 46. Mob of 500 destroy police inspector's house; 40 troops and police disperse mob--4 rioters killed. 5. CHINJU 7 Oct 46. Rice seizing crowd worked up by agitators, police fire into mob killing 2, wounding others. Mob then attacks City Hall, repulsed by troops leaving 4 dead. 5. MASAN 7 Oct 46. Mob attacks police inspector's office, steals 8 rifles, 200 rds of ammo. Eight Wing leaders home burned. Detachment of 53rd PI and police fire into crowd, killing 8, wounding others. One police shot, one beaten. Detachment of 51st PI reinforces detachment of the 53rd PI, scattering crowd, arresting 100. 6. TUSSELLO 3 Nov 46. Mob of 600 to 800 attempted to attack police station; dispersed before reaching its destination. Four rioters killed and four were seriously injured. Mob organized into six attack groups led by four Leftist leaders from nearby town. 9. MOKPO AREA 7 Nov 46. Mob overrun police station, killed two policemen, severely beat and tortured two others. One of the police had his tongue cut out; he died enroute to hospital. (PR 376, 8 Nov.) 10. CHANGCHANG 9 Nov 46. At Kwangwun (not on map) two miles east of Changchang, a mob estimated at 1,000 attacked the Kwangun police sub-station. Police dispersed it by firing. Three rioters killed and one wounded. Mob dispersed. 11. SEOUL 1 Mar 47. In clashes between Rightists and Leftists parading on Sam Il Day, participated in by police attempting to break up unauthorized meetings, some 4 persons were killed and 77 were injured. Rightist stronge arm groups took the initiative, in the attacks of opposing factions (PR 469; 3 Mar). 12. ULSAN 5 Jun 47. Police confiscated 1,500 sticks of dynamite and arrested four Koreans for illegal possession of the explosives. Two ships of South Korean registry, but reportedly operated by North Korean authorities, are said to have brought the dynamite into South Korea from the Soviet Zone. 13. POJANO 9 Jul 47. Chief of Police defied the provincial Military Governor's order to disperse an illegal anti-trusteeship demonstration which took place on 9 Jul. Military Governor ordered the police to arrest the leaders. The police failed to act. U.S. Army personnel restored order by firing into the air. 14. CHIITCHO 17 Jul 47. One rioter was killed when police counter-attacked a local police box and regained possession after a mob of approximately 1,000 had captured it earlier in the day. 15. SEOUL 19 Jul 47. LRUE Yoon Hyung, Chairman Laboring People's Party, shot to death. Evidence indicated contacts between him and North Korean leaders. 16. NAK-SONG 26 Jul 47. Five officials checking summer grain collections were attacked by mob of 300 Leftists. One official beaten. 17. TORQUIN 12 Jul [illegible] Some police replied approximately 1,000 Leftists attacking to attack a police box, one rioter was killed and eight [illegible] were injured. 18. EASTERN 15 Jul 47. Three members of a leftist-organized mob of 500 were killed and the parties injered by police fire when a mob refused to disperse. 19. CHIITCHO 17 Jul 47. One rioter was killed when the police regained possession of a police box from a mob of approximately 1,000 who had captured it earlier in the day. 10. CHANGSA 22 Jul 47. An excited leftist-led mob of about 400, armed the selves and attacked the police, who in resisting the attack and dispersing the crowd, killed four rioters. It was later ascertained that a professional Leftist agitator with 21 followers from a neighboring town had initiated the incident. 21. TONGSUN 13 Aug 47. A Rightist, CHA Sung Yul, was beaten to death by Leftists. About 10 Leftists had attacked an unarmed policeman and one other Rightist besides CHA. The other Rightist escaped and other police rescued the policeman; however, the Leftists took CHA to a neighboring village where they continued to beat him until he died. 22. IRDONG 12 Aug 47. One man was killed and another wounded seriously when a mob of Leftists attempted to rescue a fellow member from the police. The Leftists stormed the jail and freed the member, then attacked a local Rightist young men's party headquarters. 23. PAINGEE 12 Aug 47. Police killed one person and seriously wounded a second in resisting a Leftist-led attack on a police box. The Leftist mob of approximately 100 persons were armed with iron clubs, rice sickles and grain forks. 24. OKSECHON 13 Aug 47. Two men and one woman were wounded in a running gun fight between police and Leftists in Pukchon and a neighboring village. Trouble had started when the police attempted to tear down illegal Leftist posters. Police reinforcements were necessary to disperse the mob. 25. SOKEECHO 13 Aug 47. A Leftist, after being attacked by a Rightist, reported the incident to his party headquarters. Approximately 100 Leftists armed themselves and prepared for retaliation. The Rightists, expecting an attack, also made preparations. The police interceded and dispersed the gathering before any violence was committed. 26. FEEGEE 15 Aug 47. Two persons were killed and one policeman was injured when a Leftist-led mob, estimated at 4,000 attacked the police station. 27. GHRGIEP 15 Aug 47. A clash between Rightists and Leftists resulted in the injury of six Rightists and the arrest of 74 Leftists. Police stopped the fight. 28. GRAPAJEI 17 Aug 47. When police attempted to disperse about 500 persons who were distributing Leftist handbills, the mob attacked the police. In defense, the police fired into the attackers, killing one person. 29. BOESAL 29 Aug 47. A Rightist leader was killed and five other Rightists were wounded seriously when a Leftist-led mob of approximately 300 attacked 20 Rightists. The attack was provoked by the refusal of local Rightists to join the local Leftist Farmers Union. 30. TAEGU 15 Sep 47. Shots were fired at a train coach leaving Taegu in which five high Korean officials were riding. These officials included KIM Bum Suk, head of the Korean Youth Corps; PIO Bun Dang, head of the South Korean Organisations Department; KIM Tahwol Soo, governor of the South Kyungseng Province; and two heads of police divisions. The coach in which the officials were riding was hit; however, no one was injured. MASAN 16 Sep 47. Police killed one person and injured an unknown number when they attempted to disperse a Leftist mob. The mob had formed for two attacks, one against the police and the other against the headquarters of the Rightist Kwangbok Young Men's Alliance. 31. POSANG 11 Oct 47. In a fight involving approximately 100 Leftists and 50 Rightists, a local Leftist leader was killed and seven persons were injured. 33. ANDONG 26 Dec 47. Members of the Communist South Korean Labor Party have been terrorizing and propagandizing against the rice collection, according to local police who arrested 170 of the agitators. The Leftists had been threatening and beating township chairmen and police officials in the area in an effort to slow up the rice collection program. Attacks had also been made against farmers who were bringing their rice to the collection stations. GENERAL HEADQUARTERS Military Intelligence Section General Staff LOCATION OF RIOTS AND DISORDERS IN SOUTH KOREA SEPT. 46 DEC. 47 SOUTH KOREA KYONGSANG-PUKTO CHUNGCHONG NAMDO CHOLLA-PUKTO KYONGSANG-NAMDO CHOLLA-NAMDO KUNSAN ● SERIOUS INCIDENT ○ MINOR INCIDENT I can see this is a military map, likely of the Korean peninsula, showing provinces including KANGWON-DO, KYONGGI-DO, HWANGHAE-DO, and PYONGYANG. The map shows the JAPAN SEA to the left and YELLOW SEA at the bottom. The visible text elements include: JAPAN SEA KANGWON-DO KYONGGI-DO HWANGHAE-DO PYONGYANG YELLOW SEA [Tables in bottom portion of map:] A 7,731 B 1,893 C 183 D 9,751 A 2,146 B 929 C [illegible] D 2,182 A 2,310 B 992 C 83 D 3,210 [Tables in top portion of map:] A [illegible] B 1,060 C [illegible] D 1,061 A 1,500 B 489 C [illegible] D 1,081 A 3,758 B 990 C 44 D 2,140 [Military unit symbols visible on map: XXX, XXIV, XX, XX, XX, I] [Map contains various place names along borders and coastlines that are largely illegible due to image quality] GENERAL HEADQUARTERS Military Intelligence Section [illegible] 5 [illegible] RELATION OF LOCAL SUBVERSIVE AREAS WITH US MILITARY AND KOREAN POLICE STRENGTH SOUTH KOREA [Map showing provinces of South Korea with following labels visible:] CH'UNGCH'ONG PUKTO KYONG SANG-PUKTO CHOLLA-PUKTO CHUNGCH'ONG NAMDO KYONGSANG-NAMDO CHOLLA-NAMDO [Legend section:] KOREAN TOTAL A KOREAN CONSTABULARY A KOREAN COAST GUARD B US TACTICAL TROOPS C COAST GUARD STATIONS | | A | 3,100 | | | B | 993 | | | C | 1-5 | | | D | 2,810 | AREA OF [illegible] AREA BY [illegible] CRITICAL LOCALITIES [illegible] KYONGSANG-NAMDO [illegible] TOP SECRET