Korean Nationalism Home Page

Culture

• Korea and the Korean People (image)
• Gateway to Korea
• Korean American Museum of Art and Cultural Center
• KoreaLink - LA Korea Town
• S/N Korean Cinema Home Page
• City.Net South Korea
• 15 Centuries of Korean Art
• Asian Rare Books

Korean History

• What's Korean Nationalism?
• Korean History Webs
• Dok-Do Island belongs to Korea: It is our land!

Our Fights for Independence and Japanese War Crimes

• Korean Independence Movement - Archives
• The Early Korean-Americans - Korean nationalists in America

• The Samil (March 1, 1919) Independence Mass Uprising Remembered

• Kim Ku and Kim Kyu-sik
• In Memory of Kim Ku - The Assassin
• The Provisional Government of Korea in Shanghai
• Exhibition on Comfort Women at the Capitol Hill
• Japanese Collaborators, Please Stand Up (Part I)

Our Fights for Democracy and Justice

• Tong-hak Revolution and Chun-Do-Gyo

• Wanted: Justice for the victims of the Holocausts in Korea
• The Question of American Responsibility for the Suppression of the Chejudo Uprising - Presented at the 50th Anniversary Conference of the April 3, 1948 Chejudo Rebellion Tokyo, March 14, 1998: Prof. Bruce Cumings, University of Chicago.
• KNCC Picks Winner of Its Human Rights Award
• Cheju "April 3rd Incident" - The Korean Holocaust
• The Asian Human Rights Charter - Kwangju

• The April 3rd Cheju Massacre Not Forgotten - Sisa Journal
• War Criminals or War Heroes?

Misc. Information

• Preserving Korea's DMZ Ecosystems

• Sijo - Korean Poetry
• Mak-kul-le Recipes
• Things Korean
• Korea Window
• Korea Insights

• Eyewitness - A North Korean (Nationalist) Remembers
• Selected Articles by Lee Wha Rang, A Nationalist

Help Our Brethren in North Korea

Please, join the Korean Nationalists Association

The Korean Nationalists Association (KNA) is the place on the Internet for all Korean nationalists and friends of Korea (Korea-philias). The primary purpose of the KNA is to meet fellow nationalists and Korea-phils in order to promote things Korean worldwide and mutual help networking.

A. What's it for?

• Promote networking among the members for business and job opportunities.
• Provide moral and material assistance to members in times of need.
• Exchange ideas and information on Korean nationalism.
• Disseminate information on Korea and 'sell' all things Korean.
• Fund educational and economic projects in Korea.
• Establish working relationships with government agencies of Koreas, the USA, Japan and other nations.

B. Who should join?

• If you are proud of your Korean heritage or if you are a foreigner but love things Korean.
• If you care for all Koreans and respect their views (even Communism or Capitalism or ultra-rightists or ultra-leftists or even pro-Japanese.)
• If you believe in representative democracy for Korea.
• If you tolerate Christian and other non-Korean faiths.
• If you believe in human rights and equal opportunity for all.
• If you believe in a greater future for Korea and willing to help make life better for future generations of Korea.

C. How to join?

• Individual membership: US$1 per year for students or senior citizens or unemployed or residents of Korea. US$10 per year for all others.
• Corporate membership: US$100 per year.

  The membership fee may change for new members in the future. This Association treat all members (Korean or Non-Korean) equally. All communication will be in English in order to keep this Association an international network.

• Register for membership using the form below:

Your name (or nickname)
Company Name (optional)
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Membership Type: Individual - US$1 Individual - US$10 Corporate Membership

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