바실카 니키포로바의 회고록으로 본 6·25전쟁 발발 직후 북한과 불가리아의 협력관계 = Cooperation between Republic of Bulgaria and North Korea after the Korean War through the memoir of Vasilka Nikiforova

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Following the invasion of the Soviet Army in Bulgaria, in September 1944 the Communist-dominated ‘Fatherland Front’ took power and led to the abolition of the then monarchic rule. After the outbreak of the Korean War the Bulgarian communist party made the decision to support North Korea. There was a propaganda campaign for the collection of relief which was in turn sent to North Korea. From 1952 to 1960 many orphans of North Korea were educated in the East-European countries. Bulgaria also took care of some 500 war orphans. Vasilka Nikiforova, who actively took a part in supporting North Korea during the Korean War, wrote an autobiography. In this book she describes in detail the North Korean war orphans and students, the three formal visits of Kim Il Sung to Bulgaria and her visit to North Korea. This paper is a study on the policy of Bulgaria in the Cold War, using the memories of Vasilka Nikiforova, some materials from the Archives State Agency of the Republic of Korea, newspapers and an interview with a teacher and a school fellow of these orphans.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Abstract
• 1. 머리글
• 2. 한국전쟁 발발 이후 사회주의국가들의 북한 원조 상황
• 3. 북한 전쟁고아들과 바실카 니키포로바
• 4. 61년 후 ‘김일성’ 기숙사의 현재 모습
• 5. 맺는 말
• 참고문헌
• 참고자료