This paper focuses on the recollection or memory on the March 1st Independence Movement in 1919. Especially, I will pay attention to the contents of Korean newspapers and magazines which were published during 1920s. Those articles of 1920s’ Korean journals reflected the writers’ recent experiences on the national struggles against the Japanese Imperialism. On the contrary of the pro-Japanese publication like Maeilsinbo’s ‘silencing’ on these movements, the Nationalists’ mass-media such as Dongailbo, Chosonilbo emphasized the importance of March in time, the Tapgol Park in space. Both the March of every year and the space of Tapgol Park were closely connected with the March 1 Independence Movement.
Even if, when Korean publications did not mention on these movements because of Japanese censorship, they often quoted the foreign cases like China, India and so on. Through the introduction of the foreign countries’ colonized or semi-colonized situation in the March, they would like to recollect the Korean people's experience of March 1st Independence Movement. More over, the place of tragedy like Jeamli church where the Korean people got shoot was emphasized by Foreign publishing Korean Journals.
During the 1920s, the important characteristic of Korea Nation Movements was the appearance of the Socialist movement in the colonized Korean society. Those Korean socialists emphasized the role of Korean Minjung. However the Korean nationalists stressed the Korean Nation and their common consciousness through history, language and memory and so on. However their influence was reduced comparing with the socialists activities during 1920s. At that time, the Korean Nationalists more stick to the Nation memory on the March 1st Independence Movement.