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| − | '''Phillip Jaisohn''' and '''Seo Jae-pil'''(or Seo Jai-pil, November 30, 1863 - January 5, 1951) was a [[Korea]]n Independent activists and politicians, Journalists and [[United States]] anatomy physicians. a founder of [[Independent club]], [[ten thousand peoples club]], [[Independent news]] in 1896, also he was first chairman of [[Independent news]]<ref>first Korean language newspaper</ref> 1896 to 1898. he was first founder of Korean language news. | + | '''Phillip Jaisohn''' and '''Seo Jae-pil''' (or Seo Jai-pil, [[korea]]n:서재필 徐載弼, November 30, 1863 - January 5, 1951) was a [[Korea]]n Independent activists and politicians, Journalists and [[United States]] anatomy physicians. a founder of [[Independent club]], [[ten thousand peoples club]], [[Independent news]] in 1896, also he was first chairman of [[Independent news]]<ref>first Korean language newspaper</ref> 1896 to 1898. he was first founder of Korean language news. |
a nickname was '''Songjae''' and '''Ssangkyung''', Chinese name was '''Yunkyung'''. penname was '''N.S Osia'''. the United States name was '''Phillip Jaisohn''', it's his Korean name Soh Jai-pil's spelling reverse. | a nickname was '''Songjae''' and '''Ssangkyung''', Chinese name was '''Yunkyung'''. penname was '''N.S Osia'''. the United States name was '''Phillip Jaisohn''', it's his Korean name Soh Jai-pil's spelling reverse. | ||
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* My compatriots in the homeland | * My compatriots in the homeland | ||
* My Days in Korea and other Essays | * My Days in Korea and other Essays | ||
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| + | == ather == | ||
| + | In 1970, government of [[South Korea]]n given to Awarded order of Merit for National Foundation 'Republic of Korea Medal' for him. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:Politicians of Korea]] | [[Category:Politicians of Korea]] | ||
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[[Category:Korean History]] | [[Category:Korean History]] | ||
[[Category:Korean People]] | [[Category:Korean People]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:49, July 29, 2016
Phillip Jaisohn and Seo Jae-pil (or Seo Jai-pil, korean:서재필 徐載弼, November 30, 1863 - January 5, 1951) was a Korean Independent activists and politicians, Journalists and United States anatomy physicians. a founder of Independent club, ten thousand peoples club, Independent news in 1896, also he was first chairman of Independent news[1] 1896 to 1898. he was first founder of Korean language news.
a nickname was Songjae and Ssangkyung, Chinese name was Yunkyung. penname was N.S Osia. the United States name was Phillip Jaisohn, it's his Korean name Soh Jai-pil's spelling reverse.
Work books
- Hansu's Journey
- My compatriots in the homeland
- My Days in Korea and other Essays
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In 1970, government of South Korean given to Awarded order of Merit for National Foundation 'Republic of Korea Medal' for him.
See also
- Yun Chi-ho
- Kim Ok-gyun
- Park Young-hyo
- Park Jung-yang
- Seo Kwangpom
- Hong Young-shik
- Syngman Rhee
- Kim Kyu-sik
References
- ↑ first Korean language newspaper
Site link
- Seo Jae-pil Memorial Association
- Seo Jae-pil, Pioneer of Enlightenment for Independence KBS
- My Days in Korea & Other Essays by Philip Jaisohn, MD, edited by Sun-pyo Hong, published by Yonsei University Press, 1999.