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'''Kim Kyu-sik'''([[korea]]n:김규식 金奎植, 1877 - 1952) was a [[Korea]]n independence activists and politicians. a foreign minister(1919) and Education minister(1920 - 1921, 1933 - 1935) of [[Provisional government of Korea]]. In 1940 to 1948, he was elect to Viceppresident of [[Provisional government of Korea]]s. a penname was '''Wusa''', '''Jukjok'''.
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'''Kim Kyu-sik'''(so Kim Gyu-sik, [[korea]]n:김규식 金奎植, 1877 - 1952) was a [[Korea]]n independence activists and politicians. a foreign minister(1919) and Education minister(1920 - 1921, 1933 - 1935) of [[Provisional government of Korea]]. In 1940 to 1948, he was elect to Viceppresident of [[Provisional government of Korea]]s. a penname was '''Wusa''', '''Jukjok'''.
  
 
alumni of [[Roanoke college]], [[Virginia]]. Kim Kyusik was [[United States]] studying abroad for 1897 to 1903.
 
alumni of [[Roanoke college]], [[Virginia]]. Kim Kyusik was [[United States]] studying abroad for 1897 to 1903.
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Latest revision as of 23:57, August 11, 2017

Kim Kyu-sik(so Kim Gyu-sik, korean:김규식 金奎植, 1877 - 1952) was a Korean independence activists and politicians. a foreign minister(1919) and Education minister(1920 - 1921, 1933 - 1935) of Provisional government of Korea. In 1940 to 1948, he was elect to Viceppresident of Provisional government of Koreas. a penname was Wusa, Jukjok.

alumni of Roanoke college, Virginia. Kim Kyusik was United States studying abroad for 1897 to 1903.

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