Category:Chang Myon

**Chang Myon**
	South Korean politician (1899-1966)
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Date of birth	28 August 1899; Incheon
Date of death	4 June 1966; Seoul
Cause of death	liver disease;
Country of citizenship	South Korea;
Educated at	Manhattan College;
Occupation	diplomat; teacher; journalist; politician;
Employer	Yonsei University;
Member of political party	Liberal Party;
Position held	Member of the National Assembly of South Korea; ambassador; Prime Minister of South Korea (1950–1952); Vice President of South Korea (1956–1960);
Native language	Korean;
Father	Q12614364;
Sibling	Q17504093; Q12614470;
Child	Q12614710; John Chang Yik;
Authority file
	Q186500; ISNI: 0000000026451716; VIAF ID: 23522652; Library of Congress authority ID: n83187667; U.S. National Archives Identifier: 25341217; National Library of Korea ID: KAC201622194
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Deutsch: Chang Myon (* 28. August 1899 in Incheon, damaliges Korea, heutiges Südkorea; † 4. Juni 1966 in Seoul, Südkorea) war ein südkoreanischer Politiker und zweifacher Premierminister Südkoreas.

English: Chang Myon (August 28, 1899 – June 4, 1966), or John Myun Chang, was a South Korean politician and educator. He was the Vice President of the First Republic and the Prime Minister of the Second Republic.

한국어: 장면 (張勉, John Myun Chang, 1899년 8월 28일 ~ 1966년 6월 4일)은 일제 강점기의 교육자·종교가·번역가·출판인·문인이자 대한민국의 종교가·외교관·교육자·정치인이다.

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