Lifespan timeline of presidents of South Korea

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This is a graphical lifespan timeline of presidents of South Korea. The presidents are listed in order of office.

Moon Jae-inPark Geun-hyeLee Myung-bakRoh Moo-hyunKim Dae-jungKim Young-samRoh Tae-wooChun Doo-hwanChoi Kyu-hahPark Chung-heeYun Bo-seonRhee Syng-manLifespan timeline of presidents of South Korea

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