Pak Yong-sin From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia North Korean politician (fl. 20th century) Pak Yong-sin was a North Korean politician (Communist).[1] She served as Minister of Culture from 1966 to 1972.[2] ↑ Park, Kyung Ae. "Women and Revolution in North Korea." Pacific Affairs, vol. 65, no. 4, 1992, pp. 527–45. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.2307/2760318. Accessed 24 Dec. 2022. ↑ "Korea North Ministers". vteWomen in North Korean politicsActivists Ho Jong-suk (CPK) Politicians Choe Son-hui (WPK) Han Kwang-bok Han Pil-hwa Hwang Sun-hui (WPK) Hong Son-ok (WPK) Hyon Song-wol (WPK) Jong Song-ok Kim Jong-im (WPK) Kim Jong-suk (WPK) Kim Kum-sil Kim Pok-sin Kim Rak-hui (WPK) Kim Song-hye (WPK) O Chun-bok (WPK) Pak Kyong-suk (WPK) Pak Yong-sin (WPK) Ri Yong-suk Ro Song-sil (WPK) Ryo Won-gu (WPK) Ryu Mi-yong (CCP) Pak Chong-ae (WPK) Pak Myong-sun (WPK) Yi Ho-hyok (WPK) Yi Yang-suk (WPK) Yun Gi-jong (WPK) Kim family members Kang Pan-sok Kim Jong-suk Kim Kyong-hui Kim Yo-jong Kim Sol-song Kim Song-ae Ri Sol-ju Women's organizations Socialist Women's Union of Korea Korean Woman Related topics Women in North Korea Women in the North Korean Revolution Women's rights in North Korea Category:North Korean women in politics Media related to Women in North Korean politics at Wikimedia Commons Portals: Biography North Korea Politics This article about a North Korean politician is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.vte Related Articles~TimelinesTop QsFact Checks
