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Under the leadership of American puppet Syngman Rhee, right-wing paramilitary forces from the mainland waged a brutal campaign against a "communist" uprising which, at the most conservative estimates, killed 30,000 people one-tenth of the population of the island and displaced countless others.
Iara Lee: "Obstructing Business": South Koreans on the March Iara Lee 2011
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Under the leadership of American puppet Syngman Rhee, right-wing paramilitary forces from the mainland waged a brutal campaign against a "communist" uprising which, at the most conservative estimates, killed 30,000 people one-tenth of the population of the island and displaced countless others.
Iara Lee: "Obstructing Business": South Koreans on the March Iara Lee 2011
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Under the leadership of American puppet Syngman Rhee, right-wing paramilitary forces from the mainland waged a brutal campaign against a "communist" uprising which, at the most conservative estimates, killed 30,000 people one-tenth of the population of the island and displaced countless others.
Iara Lee: "Obstructing Business": South Koreans on the March Iara Lee 2011
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With the peninsula divided between the Soviet-administered north and the U.S.-administered south, Kim rose to power as North Korea's first leader in 1948 while Syngman Rhee became South Korea's first president.
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Under the leadership of American puppet Syngman Rhee, right-wing paramilitary forces from the mainland waged a brutal campaign against a "communist" uprising which, at the most conservative estimates, killed 30,000 people one-tenth of the population of the island and displaced countless others.
Iara Lee: "Obstructing Business": South Koreans on the March Iara Lee 2011
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The Koreans have uncovered evidence of the killings of tens of thousands of their own citizens during the rule of Syngman Rhee.
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The Soviets set up a communist government in the North, under Kim Il Sung, while the U.S. flew in exiled politician Syngman Rhee.
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The South's first president, Syngman Rhee, was a Methodist.
Follow the Neon Crosses to the 'Jerusalem of the East' Melanie Kirkpatrick 2010
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But I think he is asking: Are we going to have - getting back to the South Korea analogy - another Syngman Rhee?
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But I think he is asking: Are we going to have - getting back to the South Korea analogy - another Syngman Rhee?
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