Jeju April 3rd Historic Sites
April 3rd Historic Sites List
Bulkabunnang
On 21 November 1948, most houses in Seonheul-ri were burnt down during a severe crackdown. At that time, a nettle tree in the village was also burnt. It was thought that the tree was completely bur...
Darangshi Cave
11 villagers of Hado-ri and Jongdal-ri were hiding in Darangshi Cave and were found in 1948. The army found this cave and urged villagers to come out. Since they did not come out of the cave, the a...
Former Site of Jocheon School
Jocheon School was built in March 1946 by local villagers. Most teachers were outstanding individuals who studied abroad, such as Japan, and were connected to the South Korean Labor Party. Most of ...
Gulwat
Gulwat is the site where more than 80 villagers were massacred by soldiers on January 17, 1949.After massacring villagers in Neobeunsungee, Bukchon-ri, earlier that day, the soldiers stopped in Do...
Jocheon Police Station
Jocheon Police Station
Lee Duk-koo’s Uplands
On 20 November 1948, following a crackdown in Bonggae-ri, villagers took refuge in nearby mountains. Lee Duk-koo Upland is where villagers were hiding during the severe crackdown. After the spring ...
Moksimul Cave
On 21 November 1948, Seonheul-ri was burnt down and villagers hid in Moksimul Cave. Later, they were found and killed by the army. The 9th Regiment of Hamdeok started killing Seonheul villagers hid...
Nakseon-dong April 3rd Fortress
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너븐숭이 기념관
Bukchon was the most brutally attacked area during tha April 3rd Massacre, where approximately 500 villagers were killed by soldiers. At the Bukchon Neobeunsungee Memorial Hall, graves of young chi...
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