About Shin Eui-kyung
Lived 1898 – 1988 (aged 89–90). Shin Eui-kyung was a South Korean politician.
Biography
Shin was born in Seoul in 1898, the daughter of Shin Jung-woo and Maria Shin. In 1919 she founded the Korean Patriotic Women's Association with Maria Kim. In 1947 she was amongst the founders of the Korean Red Cross. After the Interim Legislative Assembly was dissolved in 1948, she returned to education.
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Who was Shin Eui-kyung?
South Korean educator, independence activist and politician
When was Shin Eui-kyung born?
Shin Eui-kyung was born on 23 March 1898 in Seoul.
When did Shin Eui-kyung die?
Shin Eui-kyung died in 1988.
What was Shin Eui-kyung's occupation?
Shin Eui-kyung was a politician.
What nationality was Shin Eui-kyung?
Shin Eui-kyung was South Korean.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Shin Eui-kyung. https://biography.guide/shin-eui-kyung/
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