John Chang

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John Chang, also known as Chang Myon, was a prominent South Korean statesman who served as the country’s second prime minister and a key leader in its early democratic movement.

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John Chang canonical 3

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instanceOf South Korean politician
diplomat
educator
human
prime minister
alsoKnownAs Chang Myon
John Chang
burialPlace Seoul
countryOfCitizenship Korea
South Korea
dateOfBirth 1899-08-28
dateOfDeath 1966-06-04
educatedAt Manhattan College
St. Joseph’s Seminary (New York)
era First Republic of South Korea
Second Republic of South Korea
gender male
language English
Korean
nativeLanguage Korean
notableEvent April Revolution in South Korea
linked to: 4·19 Revolution
notableWork leadership in South Korea’s early democratic movement
occupation diplomat
educator
politician
officeNumber second Prime Minister of South Korea
placeOfBirth Incheon
Korean Empire
placeOfDeath Seoul
South Korea
politicalMovement pro-democracy movement in South Korea
positionHeld Ambassador of South Korea to the United States
Mayor of Seoul
Prime Minister of South Korea
Vice President of South Korea
member of the National Assembly of South Korea
predecessor Heo Jeong
religion Roman Catholicism
roleInEvent civilian political leader during the April Revolution
servedUnder President Yun Posun
successor Park Chung-hee
termEnd 1961-05-16
termStart 1960-08-19
vicePresidencyServedUnder President Syngman Rhee
linked to: Syngman Rhee
vicePresidencyTermEnd 1960-04-23
vicePresidencyTermStart 1956-08-15

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Chang Myon alternateName John Chang
Chang Myon alsoKnownAs John Chang
subject linked to: John Chang
Jang Myeon alternateName John Chang