Comintern and East Asia in the early 1920's

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In this three years, we went over to Moscow and other cities to collected documents concerned. In addition, we held intensive workshops four times in three years, and shared our knowledge about Moscow Archives. After discussing and analyzing the matters carefully, we started in June 2004 to prepare for the writing for our reports.On the other hand, Prof.Ishikawa, the head investigator of this project, on the basis of data which we had processed, went to China twice to make lectures. One in September 2004 to Beijing (Institute of Modern History Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), another in December 2004 to Shanghai (Shanghai University, East China Normal University, Memorial of the First Congress of the Chinese Communist Party). In these two cities, Prof.Ishikawa gave five time lectures about the relationship between the Chinese communisit movement and the Comintern. These lectures, which was made in Chinese with large audience from many academic institutions, created a great sensation. The Chinese editor of the Shanghai geming shi ziliao yu yanjiu, [Materials and Studies on the Revolutionary History of Shanghai] offered to publish the lectures on their periodical. Beside, some Chinese scholars asked us to keep on information exchange.The contents of our written report on this project will be as follows,Introduction (Comintern and East Asia), by YAMANOUCH AkitoChap.1 (the Founding of the Far Eastern Secretariat of Comintern), by YU Hyon-chongChap.2-3 (Comintern and Japan in the early 1920s), by YAMANOUCH AkitoChap.4 (Soviet Russian Missions to the Far East Countries), by TERAYAMA KyosukeChap.5 (Chinese Representatives at the Early Comintern Activities), by ISHIKAWA YoshihiroChap.6 (Korean Representatives at the Early Comintern Activities), by MIZUNO NaokiChap.7 (Early Comintern Activities and Mongolia), by IKOMA Masanori