Kim Kju-sik
| Kim Kju-sik | |
|---|---|
 Kim Kju-sik | |
| 1. a 2. viceprezident korejské prozatímní vlády | |
| Ve funkci: 13. března 1940 – 22. března 1947 | |
| Předchůdce | — |
| Nástupce | Kim Gu |
| Narození | 28. února 1880 Dongrae, provincie Jižní Kjongsang |
| Úmrtí | 10. prosince 1950 Mhanphojin |
| Příčina úmrtí | cévní mozková příhoda |
| Místo pohřbení | Patriotic Martyrs' Cemetery |
| Choť | Cho Seun-soo, Kim Sunae |
| Profese | básník, diplomat, učitel a politik |
| Náboženství | presbyterianismus |
| Ocenění | National Reunification Prize |
| Podpis | .jpg) |
| Commons | Kim Kyu-sik |
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Kim Kju-sik (korejsky 김규식, čínsky 金奎植; 28. února 1880 – 10. prosince 1950 Manpo) byl ministr zahraničí (1919), ministr školství (1920–1921) korejské prozatímní vlády a viceprezident korejské prozatímní vlády v letech 1940 až 1947. Jeho přezdívky byly Usa (우사) či Džukdžok (죽적).
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Dr. Kim Kiusic, chairman of the Korean Interim Legislative Assembly and leader of the Coalition Committee, has long been active in Korean Affairs and education in China. He served in the Korean Provisional Government in exile as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Education, and Foreign Secretary. He was chief delegats to the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 when he presented Korea's case. A resident of the US, he was educated in Roanoke, Virginia College, which conferred an honorary degree upon him; About 1920, he returned to the states to organize and became chairman of the Korean Commission to Europe and America with headquarters in Washington DC. ; Signal Corps Photo Released by Pubilc Info Div 23 Dec 1947 received thru PID copy. neg. Lot 15283 ms
Dr. Kim Kiusic, chairman of the Korean Interim Legislative Assembly and leader of the Coalition Committee, has long been active in Korean Affairs and education in China. He served in the Korean Provisional Government in exile as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Education, and Foreign Secretary. He was chief delegats to the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 when he presented Korea's case. A resident of the US, he was educated in Roanoke, Virginia College, which conferred an honorary degree upon him; About 1920, he returned to the states to organize and became chairman of the Korean Commission to Europe and America with headquarters in Washington DC. ; Signal Corps Photo Released by Pubilc Info Div 23 Dec 1947 received thru PID copy. neg. Lot 15283 ms