About Pak Kyong-suk
Lived 1921 – 2020 (aged 98–99). Pak Kyong-suk was a North Korean politician and resistance fighter.
Career Pak Kyong-suk was born in Eastern Manchuria in 1921. In the 1930s during the anti-Japanese struggle, she was a member of Kim Il Sung's sewing unit. With these qualifications, she was considered a "veteran Party cadre".
In 1962 she was elected to the Supreme People's Assembly. She renewed her seat in 1967.
She was on the funeral committees of Kim Chol-man, Ri Ul-sol, and Hwang Sun-hui.
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Who was Pak Kyong-suk?
North Korean politician
When was Pak Kyong-suk born?
Pak Kyong-suk was born in 1921 in Manchuria.
When did Pak Kyong-suk die?
Pak Kyong-suk died on 31 August 2020 in North Korea.
What was Pak Kyong-suk's occupation?
Pak Kyong-suk was a politician and resistance fighter.
What nationality was Pak Kyong-suk?
Pak Kyong-suk was North Korean.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Pak Kyong-suk. https://biography.guide/pak-kyong-suk/
MLA: "Pak Kyong-suk." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/pak-kyong-suk/.
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