박차정 朴次貞
Patriot of Independence · Armed Resistance (Uiyeol Struggle) · Independence Medal (Dongnip-jang) (1995)
| Life | 1910 ~ 1944 |
| Era | 근현대 |
| Clan | 밀양 박씨 |
Life & career
Park Cha-jeong was a woman independence activist who fled to China in 1930 and joined the Uiyeoldan (Righteous Brotherhood), later marrying its leader Kim Won-bong. She served as a female instructor at the Korean Revolutionary Military-Political Cadre School, head of the Korean National Revolutionary Party's women's division, and commander of the Korean Volunteer Corps' women's service unit. Wounded in the Battle of Kunlun Pass in Jiangxi in February 1939, she died from the lingering effects of her injuries in Chongqing on May 27, 1944.
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