Sin Gwang-su (also Shin Kwang-su) could refer to:
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Sin Gwang-su (spy) — Shin, Gwang soo (Korean: 신광수, Hanja: 辛光洙, Japanese: 立山富蔵 (TATEYAMA Tomizō), born June 27 1929) is a North Korean who was born in Shizuoka, Japan and was involved in the North Korean abductions of Japanese. He currently has an arrest warrant… … Wikipedia
Shin Gwang-su (poet) — Infobox Korean name title=Sin Gwang su hangul=신광수 hanja=申光洙 rr=Sin Gwang su mr=Sin Kwang su hangulja=성연 hanjaja=聖淵 rrja=Seongyeon mrja=Sŏngyŏn hangulho=석북 or 오악산인 hanjaho=石北 or 五嶽山人 rrho=Seokbuk or Oaksanin mrho=Sŏkpuk or OaksaninSin Gwang su… … Wikipedia
Jo Gwang-jo — Hangul 조광조 Hanja 趙光祖 Revised Romanization … Wikipedia
Nam Gwang-Hyun — Personal information Full name Nam Gwang Hyun Date of birth 25 August 1987 ( … Wikipedia
Yi Sun-sin — 이순신 李舜臣 … Wikipedia
North Korean abductions of Japanese citizens — In May 2004, North Korea allowed the five children of two abducted couples to leave North Korea and join their families, who had come back to Japan a year and a half before. The abductions of Japanese citizens from Japan by agents of the North… … Wikipedia
Keiko Chiba — 千葉 景子 Keiko Chiba en campagne en 2010 Mandats 73e ministre de la Justice du Japon … Wikipédia en Français
Secuestros de japoneses por Corea del Norte — Se conoce como secuestros de japoneses por Corea del Norte a una larga serie de secuestros de ciudadanos japoneses realizados por agentes del gobierno norcoreano que sucedieron durante un período de seis años, entre 1977 y 1983.[1] Aunque el… … Wikipedia Español
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North Korean abductions of Japanese — The North Korean abductions of Japanese citizens from Japan by agents of the North Korean government happened during a period of six years from 1977 to 1983. Although only sixteen (8 men and 8 women) are officially recognized by the Japanese… … Wikipedia
