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- Chang_Myon abstract "Chang Myon (hangul:장면; hanja:張勉, August 28, 1899 – June 4, 1966) was a South Korean politician and educator, diplomat, journalist, social activist, and Roman Catholic youth activist. He was the fourth and last Vice President of the First Republic and the Prime Minister of the Second Republic. His nicknames were Unseok(운석, 雲石) and Chitae(지태, 志兌). His English name was John Myon Chang and Catholic name was Johan.Under Japanese rule Chang worked as a teacher. From 1919 to 1921 he was at Yongsan Youth Catholic Theology school and from 1931-1936 he taught at Dongsung commerce high School. From 1937 to 1944, he was principal of the Hyehwa-dong Catholic church Hyehwa kindergarten. From 1936 to December 1945 he was principal of Dongsung commerce high School, and from 1939 to 1942 plural offices principal of Gyesong elementary school.Entering politics, from 1948 to 1949, he was dispatch of the UN General Assembly substitute of South Korea. He was also appointed as the first Republic of Korea Ambassador to the USA. In 1950 he successfully appealed to the United States and the UN to send military troops to the Korean War. In 1951 he was appointed Prime Minister of South Korea. From 1956 to 1960 he was Vicepresident, and from 1960 to 1961 was the 7th Prime minister.When Syngman Rhee's government was ousted by a student-led pro-democracy uprising, he was elected Prime Minister of the Second Republic in 1960. The country had adopted a parliamentary system in response to Rhee's abuse of presidential power, Chang was not only head of government, but de facto chief executive as well. Chang Myon's government ended when Park Chung-hee led a successful coup, which ended the Second Republic and the nation’s brief experimentation with the Cabinet form of government.".
- Chang_Myon activeYearsEndDate "1952-04-24".
- Chang_Myon activeYearsEndDate "1960-04-24".
- Chang_Myon activeYearsEndDate "1961-05-18".
- Chang_Myon activeYearsStartDate "1950-11-23".
- Chang_Myon activeYearsStartDate "1956-05-30".
- Chang_Myon activeYearsStartDate "1960-08-18".
- Chang_Myon birthDate "1899-08-28".
- Chang_Myon birthPlace Korean_Empire.
- Chang_Myon birthPlace Seoul.
- Chang_Myon birthYear "1899".
- Chang_Myon deathDate "1966-06-04".
- Chang_Myon deathPlace Seoul.
- Chang_Myon deathPlace South_Korea.
- Chang_Myon deathYear "1966".
- Chang_Myon orderInOffice "2nd Prime Minister of South Korea".
- Chang_Myon orderInOffice "4th Vice President of South Korea".
- Chang_Myon orderInOffice "7th Prime Minister of South Korea".
- Chang_Myon religion Catholic_Church.
- Chang_Myon successor Chang_Do-yong.
- Chang_Myon successor Lee_Ki-poong.
- Chang_Myon thumbnail John_Myun.jpg?width=300.
- Chang_Myon wikiPageExternalLink view.do?docid=b18j3022a.
- Chang_Myon wikiPageExternalLink detail?sn=3180.
- Chang_Myon wikiPageExternalLink unsuk.kyunghee.ac.kr.
- Chang_Myon wikiPageExternalLink profile_result_ok.asp?num=87.
- Chang_Myon wikiPageID "11328556".
- Chang_Myon wikiPageRevisionID "606678365".
- Chang_Myon after Yi_Yun-yong.
- Chang_Myon after "Office abolished".
- Chang_Myon after Choi_Du-seon.
- Chang_Myon after Yang_Yu-chan.
- Chang_Myon before Ham_Tae-young.
- Chang_Myon before Heo_Jeong.
- Chang_Myon before Shin_Sung-mo.
- Chang_Myon before Lim_Byung-Jik.
- Chang_Myon birthDate "1899-08-28".
- Chang_Myon birthPlace Korean_Empire.
- Chang_Myon birthPlace Seoul.
- Chang_Myon color "lavender".
- Chang_Myon dateOfBirth "1899-08-28".
- Chang_Myon dateOfDeath "1966-06-04".
- Chang_Myon deathDate "1966-06-04".
- Chang_Myon deathPlace Seoul.
- Chang_Myon deathPlace South_Korea.
- Chang_Myon hangul "장면".
- Chang_Myon hangulho "운석".
- Chang_Myon hangulja "지태".
- Chang_Myon hasPhotoCollection Chang_Myon.
- Chang_Myon imagesize "180".
- Chang_Myon mr "Chang Myŏn".
- Chang_Myon mrho "Unsŏk".
- Chang_Myon mrja "Chit'ae".
- Chang_Myon name "(張勉)".
- Chang_Myon name "(장면)".
- Chang_Myon name "Chang Myon".
- Chang_Myon name "Chang, Myon".
- Chang_Myon order "2".
- Chang_Myon order "4".
- Chang_Myon order "7".
- Chang_Myon placeOfBirth Korean_Empire.
- Chang_Myon placeOfBirth Seoul.
- Chang_Myon placeOfDeath Seoul.
- Chang_Myon placeOfDeath South_Korea.
- Chang_Myon predecessor Ham_Tae-young.
- Chang_Myon predecessor Heo_Jeong.
- Chang_Myon predecessor Shin_Sung-mo.
- Chang_Myon religion Catholic_Church.
- Chang_Myon rr "Jang Myeon".
- Chang_Myon rrho "Unseok".
- Chang_Myon rrja "Jitae".
- Chang_Myon shortDescription "South Korean politician".
- Chang_Myon signature "Chang Myon signature.jpg".
- Chang_Myon spouse "Kim Ok-yun".
- Chang_Myon successor Chang_Do-yong.
- Chang_Myon successor Lee_Ki-poong.
- Chang_Myon successor Yi_Yun-yong.
- Chang_Myon tablewidth "265".
- Chang_Myon termEnd "1952-04-24".
- Chang_Myon termEnd "1960-04-24".
- Chang_Myon termEnd "1961-05-18".
- Chang_Myon termStart "1950-11-23".
- Chang_Myon termStart "1956-05-30".
- Chang_Myon termStart "1960-08-18".
- Chang_Myon text "Japanese name:".
- Chang_Myon title Korean_name.
- Chang_Myon title Prime_Minister_of_South_Korea.
- Chang_Myon title Vice_President_of_South_Korea.
- Chang_Myon title "Republic of Korea Ambassador to USA".
- Chang_Myon years "1949".
- Chang_Myon years "1950".
- Chang_Myon years "1956".
- Chang_Myon years "1960".
- Chang_Myon description "South Korean politician".
- Chang_Myon description "South Korean politician".
- Chang_Myon subject Category:1899_births.
- Chang_Myon subject Category:1966_deaths.
- Chang_Myon subject Category:Ambassadors_of_South_Korea_to_the_United_States.
- Chang_Myon subject Category:Cold_War_leaders.
- Chang_Myon subject Category:Democratic_Party_(South_Korea)_politicians.
