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- Background
- Assassination
- Aftermath
- Theories Regarding Motive
- Fate of KCIA Conspirators
- Witnesses
- Cultural References
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President Park's dictatorship
By the time of his assassination, Park had exercised dictatorial powerover South Korea for nearly 18 years. The Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA) was created in 1961 to coordinate both international and domestic intelligence activities, including those of the military. Almost immediately following its creation, the KCIA was used to suppress any domestic opposition to Park's regime: wiretapping, arresting, and torturing without court order. The KCIA was heavily involved in many behind-...
Rivalry between Kim Jae-gyu and Cha Ji-chul
While Park faced an increasing opposition to his dictatorship outside Blue House, another kind of conflict was intensifying inside Blue House, between Kim Jae-gyu, who was appointed KCIA Director in December 1976, and Chief Bodyguard Cha Ji-chul, who was appointed to his position in 1974 after Park's wife Yuk Young-soo was killed in an assassination by Mun Se-gwang, an ethnic Korean from Japan. The rivalry stemmed largely from Cha's increasing encroachment onto KCIA turf and Cha's belittlemen...
On the day of the assassination, Park and his entourage attended ribbon-cutting ceremonies for a dam in Sapgyo and a KBS TV transmitting station in Dangjin. Director Kim was expected to accompany him since the TV station was under KCIA jurisdiction, but after Cha blocked him from riding in the same helicopter as Park, Director Kim angrily excused h...
After killing Park, Director Kim Jae-gyu asked Chief Secretary Kim Gye-won to secure the safe house and ran to the nearby KCIA building, where Army Chief of Staff Jeong Seung-hwa was waiting. While Jeong was having a meal with KCIA Deputy Director Kim Jeong-seop at a restaurant next to his office and talking about the Busan-Masan Uprising, trends i...
Kim Jae-gyu's motive in killing his long-time benefactor President Park has been controversial and the subject of much discussion. There are many theories on Kim's true motive of killing Park. The following are just some of these theories.
Park Heung-ju, Kim Jae-gyu's secretary and former aide-de-camp of Kim, was executed by firing squadon March 6, 1980: he was executed first because he was on active military service at the time of the assassination. Five men were hangedon May 24, 1980: 1. Kim Jae-gyu, KCIA chief and assassin of President Park. 2. Park Seon-ho, senior KCIA agent and ...
Kim Gye-won: chief secretaryShin Jae-soon: a female student of Hanyang Universityand modelFilm
1. Ditto (2000 film) 1.1. Ditto (2022 film) 2. The President's Barber (Korean: 효자동 이발사; Hanja: 孝子洞 理髮師; RR: Hyojadong ibalsa) (2004) 3. The President's Last Bang(2005): Satirically depicted in a black comedy film. 4. The Man Standing Next(2020): Depicted in a political drama film. 5. The Day(2023): The film is set against the backdrop of the 12 December 1979 military coup from the late 1970s to early 1980s
Television
1. Joo Byung-jin's Show (Korean: 주병진쇼; RR: Jubyeongjinsyo) (1993) 2. Unanswered Questions (Korean: 그것이 알고싶다; RR: Geugeosi algosipda) - Episode 74, 75 (1993) 3. Now We Can Tell the Story (Korean: 이제는 말할 수 있다; RR: Ijeneun malhal su itda) 3.1. Episode 78 (2004) 3.2. Episode 96 (2005) 4. Kkokkomu (Korean: 꼬리에 꼬리를 무는 그날 이야기; RR: Kkorie kkorireul muneun geunal iyagi) - Episode 99 (2023)
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