张勉
Also known as Chang Myŏn, Chang Myun, John Myon Chang, John Myun Chang, Unseok, Unsŏk, Chitae, Jitae
韩国最后一任副总统
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Chang Myon was a South Korean politician who served as Prime Minister during a transitional period in the country's early history. He is historically significant as a leader during a formative time in South Korea's political development in the mid-20th century.
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張勉（朝鮮語：장면／張勉 Chang Myon，1899年8月28日－1966年6月4日），是韩国政治家、教育家，出生于漢城府（今首爾）鍾路區積善洞，本貫是仁同張氏，信仰天主教。号雲石（운석），字志兑（지태），教名若翰（요한），美國名若翰·勉·張（John Myon Chang）。其父是。弟張勃是漢城大学首任美術大学学長、是世界有名的航空工学学者。在日據時期為教育家。朝鮮光復後，张勉在1948年－1950年任韓國駐美大使，1950年－1952年和1960年－1961年曾两次任韩国总理；1956年－1960年任韓國最後一任韩国副总统，之後副總統的職位廢除。其四子為天主教春川教區主教。
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1899 births1966 deathsAmbassadors of South Korea to the United StatesCommons link from WikidataDemocratic Party (South Korea, 1955) politiciansGovernment ministers of South KoreaIndong Jang clanKnights of the Order of St. SylvesterKorean educatorsLeaders ousted by a coupLiberal Party (South Korea) politiciansManhattan College alumni