Heo Jeong

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Heo Jeong

Hangul	허정
Hanja	許政
Revised Romanization	Heo Jeong
McCune-Reischauer	Hŏ Chŏng

Heo Jeong (April 8 1896 - September 18, 1989) was the prime minister of South Korea during the late First and Second Republics. He also headed a caretaker government for a brief time following the 1960 April Revolution which overthrew the First Republic.

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v • d • e Prime Ministers of South Korea

Lee Beom-seok · Shin Sung Mo* · Chang Myon · Yi Yun Yong* · Chang Taek Sang · Paik Too Chin · Pyun Yung Tai · post abolished · Heo Jeong · Chang Myon · Chang Do Yung† · Song Yo Chan† · Park Chung-hee† · Kim Hyun Chul† · Choi Doo Sun · Chung Il-kwon · Paik Too Chin · Kim Jong-pil · Choi Kyu-hah · Shin Hyon Hwak · Park Choong Hoon* · Nam Duck Woo · Yoo Chang Soon · Kim Sang Hyup · Chin Iee Chong · Lho Shin Yong · Lee Han Key* · Kim Chung Yul · Lee Hyun Jae · Kang Young-Hoon · Ro Jai Bong · Shin Hyon Hwak* · Chung Won Shik · Hyun Soong Jong · Hwang In Sung · Lee Hoi-chang · Lee Yung Duk · Lee Hong Koo · Lee Soo Sung · Goh Kun · Kim Jong-pil · Park Tae Joon · Lee Hun Jai* · Lee Han Dong · Chang Sang* · Jeon Yun Churl* · Chang Dae Whan* · Kim Suk Soo · Goh Kun · Lee Hun Jai* · Lee Hae Chan · Han Duck-soo* · Han Myeong-sook* · Kwon O-kyu* · Han Duck-soo · Han Seung-soo

*denotes acting †military