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Chung Il-Kwon

Nakajima Ikken

South Korean general, politician (1917–1994).

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Military Personnel

Date of Birth

11/21/1917

Date of Death

1/17/1994

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University of Oxford

Prime Minister of South Korea

(5/10/1964 - 12/20/1970)

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: 5/10/1964

: 12/20/1970

Foreign Minister of South Korea

(12/17/1963 - 7/24/1964)

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: 12/17/1963

: 7/24/1964

Foreign Minister of South Korea

(12/27/1966 - 6/29/1967)

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Member of Cabinet

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Park Chung-Hee Government

: 12/27/1966

: 6/29/1967

Order of the Rising Sun, 1st Class

Imperial Japanese Army Academy

Japan–Korea Parliamentarians' Union

Democratic-Republican Party

Seoul National Cemetery

Member of the National Assembly of South Korea

Member of the National Assembly of South Korea

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8th Legislative Assembly

Member of the National Assembly of South Korea

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9th Legislative Assembly

Member of the National Assembly of South Korea

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10th Legislative Assembly

Chief of Staff of the Army

(6/30/1950 - 6/22/1951)

: 6/30/1950

: 6/22/1951

Chief of Staff of the Army

(2/14/1954 - 6/26/1956)

: 2/14/1954

: 6/26/1956