Paik Sun-yup

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Paik Sun-yup was a South Korean army general renowned for his pivotal leadership during the Korean War and for helping to modernize South Korea’s armed forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf South Korean Army general
human
allegiance Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan

Republic of Korea NERFINISHED
alternateName Baek Seon-yeop NERFINISHED
Paik Sun Yup NERFINISHED
awarded Legion of Merit NERFINISHED
Order of Military Merit Taegeuk (South Korea) NERFINISHED
Order of National Security Merit (South Korea) NERFINISHED
U.S. Silver Star NERFINISHED
birthDate 1920-11-23
birthPlace Korea under Japanese rule NERFINISHED
North Pyongan Province NERFINISHED
Sinuiju NERFINISHED
burialPlace Daejeon National Cemetery NERFINISHED
commanded 1st Infantry Division of the Republic of Korea Army NERFINISHED
I Corps of the Republic of Korea Army NERFINISHED
controversy service in the Manchukuo Imperial Army
countryOfCitizenship South Korea NERFINISHED
deathDate 2020-07-10
deathPlace Seoul NERFINISHED
education Manchukuo Military Academy NERFINISHED
hasHonoraryRank four-star general
language Japanese
Korean
militaryBranch Republic of Korea Army NERFINISHED
militaryConflict Korean War NERFINISHED
militaryRank general
name Paik Sun-yup NERFINISHED
nationality South Korean
notableBattle Battle of Pusan Perimeter NERFINISHED
Battle of Tabu-dong NERFINISHED
Battle of the Nakdong River NERFINISHED
notableFor leadership during the Korean War
modernization of South Korea’s armed forces
numberOfChildren 4
occupation diplomat
government minister
soldier
positionHeld Ambassador of South Korea to Canada
Ambassador of South Korea to France
Chief of Staff of the Republic of Korea Army NERFINISHED
Minister of Transportation of South Korea
promotedToGeneral 1953
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism
serviceEnd 1960
serviceStart 1941
spouse Kim Jeong-suk NERFINISHED

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