Lim Mun-seok

He is a former civil servant , lawyers, politicians , and pro -Japanese national actors in Korea . Chang's name is Hayashi Fumi Sige.[1]

December 3, 1903, Gyeongsangbuk -do Yeongcheon -myeon, Yeongcheon -gun, Donggak -dong ( Yeongcheon -si Born in Goyeon -dong ) . March 1920 Yeongcheon Public Common School[2] In March 1925, he graduated from Daegu High School , and entered the Kyungsung Imperial University College (Literature A) on April 1, 1925 . In March 1927, he completed the precedent and #Long the same year, he went to Kyungsung Imperial University Law Literature Department and graduated in March 1930 .

Immediately after graduation, he was appointed to the Ministry of Home Affairs and Instruments in North Pyongan Province in April 1930, and began bureaucracy. In October 1932, I passed the Advanced Civil Test Administration Division,[3] In November 1933, the following year, he passed the Higher Civil Test Judge Department and achieved the amount and pass. November 1933, Governor of Governor of North Pyongan Province[4] It was transferred to work, and in August 1934, he was promoted to 7th place, and he served as Unsan -gun, North Pyongan Province, and in November 1935.

In September 1936, he was promoted to the 6th place, and in October of the same year, he served as the head of the Migok Control Association of Seoncheon -gun, North Pyongan -do. On July 14, 1937, he was promoted to the director He was appointed as the director of the Ministry of Hwanghae and the Director of the Ministry of C & T.In June 1938, he was appointed as the head of the Ministry of Home Affairs in Jeollabuk -do .

In December 1938, he was promoted to the 5th place, and was a director of the Jeonbuk Operation Association from January 1939 to February 1941. In addition, from February 1939 to April 1939, he led five members of the Jeollabuk -do Provincial Association, and the Japanese Imperial Army soldiers were stationed in Shanghai , Hangzhou City , Nanjing City , and Qingdao City under the Provisional Government of the Republic of China . After returning home, he went around Jeollabuk -do and reported the situation of the continent of China and the situation. In March 1939, he served as a member of the Cadet Advantages of the Army Training Center, the Cadet Advancement Committee and Cadet Recommendation Admission Committee, the Jeollabuk -do Provisional Tax Investigation Committee in May 1939, and the Lee Won -Yang Sanctuary Instructor in Jeollabuk -do in June 1939.

On April 5, 1940, it was renamed Hayashi Fumi Sige .[5] Since November 1940, he has served as the head of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Jeollabuk -do and the Governor of Jeollabuk -do.

He was promoted to the secretary in January 1941 and was appointed to the Gwangju Tax Director. In February 1941, he was promoted to the fourth place in March 1941 after being a member of the Gwangju Taxation Supervisory Bureau. In July 1942, in the July issue of Chosun Finance, the Korean language life was announced to praise the conscription of the Japanese Empire, advocated the war of Japanese invasion such as the Pacific War , and emphasized the entire extension , gaining the spirit of Japan and becoming a complete Hwang -guk . He insisted that commercialization is desperately needed. In September 1943, he served as a participatory officer and an industrial director of Chungcheongnam -do.

In October 1943, he was promoted to third place in the lantern, and in December 1943, he was appointed as the head of Chungcheongnam -do. He handed over the minister of Chungcheongnam -do to Hyun Seok -ho and worked as the Finance Manager of Jeollanam -do since November 1944. As he succeeded as a bureaucracy, he actively cooperated with Japan by writing articles that consolidated Japanese troops and praised Japanese invasion war during World War II .

After liberation on August 15, he was dismissed from his position as head of finance in Jeollanam-do by the US Military Government in November 1945, but was soon appointed as acting head of finance in Jeollanam-do, and returned to the position as head of finance in January 1946. He retired from public office in October 1946 and opened a practice as a lawyer in Daegu , Gyeongsangbuk-do. He also entered politics by joining the Korean Democratic Party and becoming a member of the Supreme Council of the Gyeongsangbuk-do Party. The 2nd and 4th Joseon Bar Association Daegu Branch in 1949 and 1951, respectively.[6] He served as chairman. In March 1951, he served as director of the Gyeongbuk branch of the Korean Association of the United Nations , and also served as president of the Daegu Shinbo branch.

In the 3rd National Assembly election in 1954 , he ran as a candidate for the Democratic National Party in the A constituency of Yeongcheon - gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do, but was elected to the Liberal Party. He was defeated by candidate Kim Sang-do . At this time, as there were many cases across the country of people being arrested by the police on various charges for helping the opposition candidate's election campaign, he asked during the election campaign, "Please don't applaud. There are many people who have been punished for supporting me. " I also did it . In 1955, he participated in the founding of the Democratic Party, belonged to the new faction, and served as the Gyeongsangbuk-do chairman of the Democratic Party.

In the 4th National Assembly election in 1958 , he ran as a candidate for the Democratic Party in the constituency of Daegu, Gyeongsangbuk -do. At the time of the first vote count, he received 13,677 votes (38.44%) and was defeated by Liberty Party candidate Lee Woo-jul, who received 14,355 votes (40.34%). However, immediately after the vote count , he filed a motion to preserve evidence and requested the court to temporarily seize the ballot box, alleging that there had been vote counting irregularities . did . Accordingly, through a recount on July 19, 1958 , it was revealed that Candidate Lim Moon-seok actually won over Candidate Lee Woo-jul by about 2,800 votes. Candidate Lee Woo-jul's election was ruled invalid by the Supreme Court , and Lim Moon-seok became the winner.

In the 1960 5th National Assembly election, he ran as a Democratic candidate in the same constituency and was elected.

Dong-gu, Daegu- si, Gyeongsangbuk-do as Democratic Party candidate in the 6th National Assembly election in 1963 He ran for office in the district , but he ran for the Democratic-Republican Party. He was defeated by candidate Lee Won -man. In 1966, he left the People's Party and participated in the founding of the New Hand Party , serving as a member of the New Hand Party's political affairs committee. In 1967, he joined the New Democratic Party again. In the 7th National Assembly election in 1967 , he ran in the same district as a candidate for the New Democratic Party, but was defeated by Lee Won-man, a candidate for the Democratic Republican Party.

Afterwards, he retired from politics and served as president of the Kyungpook National University Support Association.

Gyeongsangbuk-do at 4:05 p.m. on June 24, 1971 Daegu city Samdeok-dong 1-ga (currently Jung-gu, Daegu Metropolitan City ) He died of liver cirrhosis, a chronic disease , at his home at 1 Samdeok -dong 1-ga .

The list of 708 pro -Japanese people was also included in the list of 705 people who acted pro-Japanese and anti-national activities announced by the Participating Officials Division, the Secretary Division of the Japanese Government-General of Korea, the Bureaucrat Section of the Pro-Japanese Human History Dictionary of the National Research Institute , and the Pro-Japanese Anti-National Act Fact-Finding Committee.