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1. • • The Korean diaspora in Kazakhstan is the second-most-populous group of ethnic Koreans in Central Asia to this day. This diaspora is the most advanced in terms of demographic and social mobility, with its members well-promoted in the highest political and academic circles.
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   Why did Korean emigrants move to Kazakhstan after the Korean War?

   • While the majority of Korean emigrants to other parts of the world moved to those countries of their own will after the Korean War, the Korean diaspora in Kazakhstan had been forced to relocate to Kazakhstan as a result of Soviet Union policy.

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   Does Korean-Kazakhstan have a relationship with the diaspora?

   • This study contributes to the literature of the diaspora in two ways. First, this study expands the previous research in that it initiates a debate as to the identity of Korean-Kazakhstan or Koryoin. As noted above, there has been no research on the relationship between K-Pop and Korean diaspora members’ identities in the post-Soviet region.

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   How do young Korean diaspora members in Kazakhstan identify themselves?

   • This means that the young Korean diaspora members in Kazakhstan tend to relate their diasporic identity to biological and cultural elements. Nearly all participants identify themselves as ethnic Koreans because at least one of their parents are Korean.

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   How did Korean settlers live in Kazakhstan?

   • Korean settlers in Kazakhstan were mainly grouped into independent collective farms or pre-populated in existing farms. Archival materials suggest that the processes of accommodation, economic organization and adaptation of Korean immigrants in a new natural and ethnic environment were difficult.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Koryo-saramKoryo-saram - Wikipedia

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   The majority of Koryo-saram in Central Asia reside in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Korean culture in Kazakhstan is centered in Almaty, the former capital.

4. e-history.kz › en › newsKoryo-Saram: A Glimpse at the Past and Present of Koreans in ...

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   Sep 22, 2018 · Korean settlers in Kazakhstan were mainly grouped into independent collective farms or pre-populated in existing farms. Archival materials suggest that the processes of accommodation, economic organization and adaptation of Korean immigrants in a new natural and ethnic environment were difficult.

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6. www.nationalgeographic.com › photography › articleAn Identity In Limbo For Post-Soviet Koreans

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   Nov 21, 2017 · Female soldiers watch a military parade at a train station in Ushtobe, Kazakhstan. Photograph by Michael Vince Kim. PHOTOGRAPHY. PROOF. An Identity In Limbo For Post-Soviet Koreans. A mass...

7. m.koreatimes.co.kr › pages › articleDiaspora in Kazakhstan - The Korea Times

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   Oct 27, 2019 · By Eugene Lee. The Korean diaspora in Kazakhstan is the second-most-populous group of ethnic Koreans in Central Asia to this day. This diaspora is the most advanced in terms of demographic...

8. koreajoongangdaily.joins.com › 2022/06/30 › nationalExhibit honors role of Koryoin in Korea-Kazakh relations

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   Jun 30, 2022 · An estimated 100,000 Korean descendants continue to live in Kazakhstan today. Forced from their homes following an order from the Soviet Union in 1937, thousands of Koreans found a way to survive in the unfamiliar lands by tilling the soil.

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10. astanatimes.com › 2022 › 10Kazakhstan, South Korea Have Come a Long Way Together, But ...

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    Oct 10, 2022 · The Ambassador emphasized the strong Korean diaspora in Kazakhstan, which serves as a “bridge” in the bilateral ties. “This year marks the 85th anniversary of the resettlement of Koreans in Kazakhstan. Koreans overcame the painful trials of being forcibly deported from their homes in 1937 and settled safely in Kazakhstan.

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11. www.jstor.org › stable › 26909863The Korean Diasporic Identity in the Context of K-Pop ...

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    While the majority of Korean emigrants to other parts of the world moved to those countries of their own will after the Korean War, the Korean diaspora in Kazakhstan had been forced to relocate to Kazakhstan as a result of Soviet Union policy.