Kim Chwa-chin (Korean: 김좌진; 24 November 1889 – 24 January 1930), sometimes called by his art name Baegya, was a Korean general, independence activist...
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anti-communist activist, politician and the son of Kim Chwa-chin. His art name was Uisong. Kim Du-han was the leader of the Jongro street gang during...
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chairperson of the Saenuri Party. She is the granddaughter of Kim Chwa-chin, the daughter of Kim Du-han, and the mother of actor Song Il-gook. In 2016, 20th...
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Liaoning; and the New People's Government in northern Manchuria, led by Kim Chwa-chin. Although initially driven by Korean nationalism, the New People's Government...
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Princess Hwi Kim Si-min Kim Ja-jeom Kim Gu Kim Jil Kim Jo-sun Queen Sunwon Kim Jwa-geun Queen Hyohyeon Queen Cheorin Kim Ok-gyun Kim Chwa-chin This is the...
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Jeong Jae-gwan [ko] Seo Il Kim Chwa-chin An Jung-geun Hong Beom-do Hwang Byeong-gil [ko] Ji Cheong-cheon Kim Dubong Kim Jwa-jin Kim Wonbong Lee Beom-seok Nam...
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"mobster" during this period was Kim Du-han, the son of a famous Korean independence fighter and insurgent leader Kim Chwa-chin, a freedom fighter against Colonial...
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Geronimo Caserio Ugo Mazzucchelli Umberto Lenzi Korea Baek Jeong-gi Kim Chwa-chin Lee Hoe-yeong Pak Yol Shin Chae-ho Yi Jeong-gyu Japan Hatta Shūzō Hiratsuka...
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Russian volleyball player All pages with titles containing Makhno Machnow Kim Chwa-chin (1889–1930), sometimes called "Korean Makhno" This page lists people...
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26 October 1920, the combined Korean Liberation Army forces led by Kim Chwa-chin, Lee Beom-seok and Hong Beom-do fought the Battle of Qingshanli against...
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