Kim Jong-pil

South Korean politician and Prime Minister

Kim Jong-pil - Leaders & Politicians born January 7th, 1926
Born
Died

2018
8 years ago — 92 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

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South Korea

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Served as the 11th Prime Minister of South Korea. Played a significant role in South Korean politics and was a key figure in the military government during the 1970s. Co-founded the Korean Central Intelligence Agency and was influential in shaping South Korea's political landscape in the years following the Korean War. Later engaged in civilian politics, leading various political parties.

Served as the 11th Prime Minister of South Korea

Co-founded the Korean Central Intelligence Agency

Played a pivotal role in military government in the 1970s

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