Daesoon Lee
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- South Korean male politician
- Member of the 11th National Assembly
- Member of the 12th National Assembly
- Member of the National Assembly of the Democratic Justice Party
- People from Goheung-gun
- Born in 1932
- Graduated from Suncheon Middle School
- from Suncheon High School
- from Seoul National University
- Seoul National University Graduate School of Public Administration
- President of Honam University
- Working at Gachon University
- educated politician
- Minister of Post and Telecommunications
- Seongju Lee clan munyeolgongpa
- floor leader
- Jeollanam-do Superintendent of Education
- Chairman of the Taekwondo Promotion Foundation
- KT/person
- 5.18 Democratization Movement/Related Persons and Organizations
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35th Minister of Posts and Telecommunications of the Republic of Korea Daesoon Lee Lee Dae-jeong | Lee Dae-soon | |||||||||||
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1. outline
2. career
September 18, 1932 Jeollanam- do Goheung-gun Father Lee Jin-gi (李塡鐖, 1905. 11. 29 ~ 1967. 10. 15) at 427 Sinan-ri, Jeomam- myeon[5] and mother Yeosan Song clan (1903. 10. 19 ~ ?)[6] He was born as the only son among 1 son and 3 daughters . Beolgyo Nam Elementary School, Suncheon Middle School, Suncheon High School , Seoul National University College of Law After graduating from the Department of Law, in 1972, Graduate School of Public Administration , Seoul National University, Bachelor of Public Administration earned a master's degree.
After working as an educational official, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Education, Chungnam National University , the Director of the Ministry of Education, the Higher Education Bureau, and the Director of Planning and Management, Jeollanam -do, He was appointed to the superintendent . In the May 18 Democratization Movement in 1980, he served as a superintendent of the Superintendent of Jeollanam- do . The 31st Infantry Division Chairman ( CEO ) protested the martial law of Gwangju citizens.[7]
In the 11th National Assembly election in 1981, he ran as a candidate for the Democratic Justice Party in the Goheung-gun- Boseong-gun constituency of South Jeolla Province and ran for the Democratic Korea Party. He was elected together with candidate Ryu Jun-sang . In the 12th National Assembly election in 1985, he ran in the same constituency as a candidate for the Democratic Justice Party and was elected together with Ryu Jun-sang, a candidate for the Democratic Korea Party. He served as Minister of Posts and Communications from January 1986 to June of the same year . In 1987, he became floor secretary of the Democratic Justice Party and chairman of the National Assembly Steering Committee .
In the 13th National Assembly election held on April 26, 1988, the Democratic Justice Party ran for the Goheung-gun constituency in Jeollanam-do, but the Peace Democratic Party He was defeated by Park Sang-cheon. Since then, from July 1988 to June 1991, Korea Telecommunication Corporation served as chairman .
From February 12, 1994 to January 11, 1999, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Honam University He served as president and served as president of the 8th Kyungwon University from January 12, 1999 to August 16, 2000 . In September 2004, he was elected to the third chairman of the Korea University President's Association's board of directors and served as the second president of the Taekwondo Promotion Foundation from July 1, 2005 to November 22, 2011 .
In 2016, he interviewed a media company called the 100th Cycle. #
Attended the '2019 Taekwondo Day' commemoration ceremony. #
After working as an educational official, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Education, Chungnam National University , the Director of the Ministry of Education, the Higher Education Bureau, and the Director of Planning and Management, Jeollanam -do, He was appointed to the superintendent . In the May 18 Democratization Movement in 1980, he served as a superintendent of the Superintendent of Jeollanam- do . The 31st Infantry Division Chairman ( CEO ) protested the martial law of Gwangju citizens.[7]
In the 11th National Assembly election in 1981, he ran as a candidate for the Democratic Justice Party in the Goheung-gun- Boseong-gun constituency of South Jeolla Province and ran for the Democratic Korea Party. He was elected together with candidate Ryu Jun-sang . In the 12th National Assembly election in 1985, he ran in the same constituency as a candidate for the Democratic Justice Party and was elected together with Ryu Jun-sang, a candidate for the Democratic Korea Party. He served as Minister of Posts and Communications from January 1986 to June of the same year . In 1987, he became floor secretary of the Democratic Justice Party and chairman of the National Assembly Steering Committee .
In the 13th National Assembly election held on April 26, 1988, the Democratic Justice Party ran for the Goheung-gun constituency in Jeollanam-do, but the Peace Democratic Party He was defeated by Park Sang-cheon. Since then, from July 1988 to June 1991, Korea Telecommunication Corporation served as chairman .
From February 12, 1994 to January 11, 1999, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Honam University He served as president and served as president of the 8th Kyungwon University from January 12, 1999 to August 16, 2000 . In September 2004, he was elected to the third chairman of the Korea University President's Association's board of directors and served as the second president of the Taekwondo Promotion Foundation from July 1, 2005 to November 22, 2011 .
In 2016, he interviewed a media company called the 100th Cycle. #
Attended the '2019 Taekwondo Day' commemoration ceremony. #
3. election history
year | type of election | ward | affiliated party | Number of Votes (Percentage of Votes) | Whether or not to win | note |
1981 | Jeonnam Boseong and Goheung | 60,558 (41.27%) | Winner (1st place) | first line | ||
1985 | 59,026 (39.79%) | re-election | ||||
1988 | Jeonnam Goheung | 23,768 (29.89%) | Lost (2nd place) |
4. affiliated party
belong | period | note |
1981 - 1990 | founded initiation into politics | |
1990 - 1995 | reasonable[8] | |
1995 - 1996 | Party name change | |
1996 - present | bolting political retirement |
5. look around
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First Republic · Heo Jeong Cabinet · Jang Myeon Cabinet · Military Government Cabinet · Park Chung-hee Government ( 3rd and 4th Governments ) · Choi Kyu-ha Government · Roh Tae-woo Government The civilian government , the government , the participatory government , the Lee Myung -bak administration , the Park Geun -hye administration , the Moon Jae -in government , the Yoon Seok -yeol government |
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Democratic Justice Party , Democratic Korea Party , Korean National Party , New Korea Democratic Party , New Socialist Party , Independent |
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Democratic Justice Party , Unification Democratic Party , Peace Democratic Party , New Democratic Republican Party , Hankyoreh Democratic Party , Independent |
[1] On the website of the election statistics system of the National Election Commission, it is listed differently as being born on April 18, 1933 or November 5, 1934.[2] #[3] 23-year-old Sun Hang-ryeol of the Munyeolgong faction.[4] Master's Thesis: A Study on the University Entrance Examination System: Focusing on the Results and Results of the University Entrance Examination System (A Study on the University Entrance Examination System: Focusing on the Conduct and Results of the University Entrance Preliminary Examination, 1972 ).[5] Also known as Lee Jong-chae.[6] She is the daughter of Song Gye-chun.[7] Protests appear in the drama The Fifth Republic (drama) . “Soldiers are randomly beating and arresting citizens, so what can they teach students?! Now even high school students are trying to protest!!” protest strongly.[8] United Democratic Party , New Democratic Republic Party and new party merged, so-called three-party merger
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