Liberal Democratic Party (South Korea)

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The Liberal Democratic Party (South Korea) was a conservative political party that played a dominant role in South Korean politics during the presidency of Syngman Rhee in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conservative party
political party
activity participation in South Korean elections
associatedWith Syngman Rhee
country South Korea
dominantPeriod early 1960s
late 1950s
governed Republic of Korea government
governedFrom Seoul
historicalEra post-Korean War period
historicalStatus defunct political party
ideology conservatism
influencedBy Syngman Rhee
languageOfName Korean
operatedIn Cold War era
opposed left-wing parties in South Korea
politicalOrientation anti-communist
politicalPosition right-wing
politicalSystemContext First Republic of Korea
linked to: Daehan Minguk
region East Asia
roleInPolitics governing party
ruling party
sphereOfActivity national politics
supported Syngman Rhee presidency
timeInPowerContext Syngman Rhee administration
linked to: Syngman Rhee

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LDP refersTo Liberal Democratic Party (South Korea)
LDP isAcronymFor Liberal Democratic Party of South Korea
linked to: Liberal Democratic Party (South Korea)
Democratic Party (South Korea, historical) opposedTo Liberal Party (South Korea)
linked to: Liberal Democratic Party (South Korea)