Jo Jeong-hwan
South Korean politician
About Jo Jeong-hwan
Lived 1892 – 1967 (aged 74). Jo Jeong-hwan was a South Korean.
Cho Chung-whan (right) with Ellis O. Briggs and Adlai Stevenson II
Cho Chung-whan (; 10 December 1892 – 25 November 1967) was a South Korean diplomat. He was a deputy foreign minister and consisted of a South Korean domestic task force for the Geneva Political Conference held in Geneva, Switzerland from April to July 1954.
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Who was Jo Jeong-hwan?
South Korean politician (1892–1967)
When was Jo Jeong-hwan born?
Jo Jeong-hwan was born on 10 December 1892.
When did Jo Jeong-hwan die?
Jo Jeong-hwan died on 25 November 1967.
What nationality was Jo Jeong-hwan?
Jo Jeong-hwan was South Korean.
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