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Kim Chwa-chin, had recognised and fought against Japanese imperialism from an early stage. In 1919 Kim established the Northern military administration office army (북로군정서군, 北路軍政署軍). On October 21, 1920 General Kim lured up to 3,000 Japanese soldiers led by Regimental Japanese commander Kano in the battle fields of Siberia to Chingshanli, where Kim's army killed or wounded many Japanese soldiers with another Korean independence army general Hong Beom-do. General Kim lead the Korean Righteous Armies to victory at the Battle of Cheongsanni.
Afterward General Kim was appointed as the chairman of an executive committee at the age of 38 and attempted to integrate the Independence Movement groups in China and Manchuria. When anarchist and nationalist groups founded a rebel state in Manchukuo in the province of Shinmin in 1929, Kim Jwa-jin was chosen to lead its armed forces. He was charged with organizing and leading guerrilla attacks on the Japanese. Though the Japanese soldiers were far more experienced and better armed than Kim Jwa-jin's band, Kim's attacks were successful both in defending the young Anarchist community of Shinmin, and in encouraging other groups in North-East Asia to resist the occupiers. Kim Jwa-jin's exploits are said to be legendary in North Korea.
Kim Chwa-chin was assassinated in 1930 while repairing a rice mill the Korean Anarchist Federation had built in Shinmin. Although his assassin was never found, the assassin's handler was caught and executed.
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