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Kim Jong Eun

(Encyclopedia) Kim Jong Eun: see Kim Jong Un under Kim Il Sung.

Kim Dae Jung

(Encyclopedia) Kim Dae JungKim Dae Jungkĭm dā j&oobreve;ng [key], 1924–2009, president (1998–2003) of South Korea. A native of South Jeolla prov., Kim was a long-time campaigner for increased…

Kim Il Sung

(Encyclopedia) Kim Il SungKim Il Sungkĭm ĭl s&oobreve;ng [key], 1912–94, North Korean political leader, chief of state of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (1948–94); originally named Kim…

Other WTA Tournaments, 2005

TournamentSingles championMedibank International, Sydney, AustraliaAlicia MolikToray Pan Pacific Open, Tokyo, JapanMaria SharapovaOpen Gaz de France, Paris, FranceDinara SafinaProximus Diamond Games…

Kim Jong Il

(Encyclopedia) Kim Jong Il: see under Kim Il Sung.

Kim Jong Un

(Encyclopedia) Kim Jong Un: see under Kim Il Sung.

Other WTA Tournaments, 2003

TournamentSingles championadidas International, Sydney, AustraliaKim ClijstersToray Pan Pacific Open, Tokyo, JapanLindsay DavenportOpen Gaz de France, Paris, FranceSerena WilliamsProximus Diamond…

Kim Young Sam

(Encyclopedia) Kim Young Sam, 1927–2015, South Korean political leader, b. Gyeongsang prov. He was first elected to the National Assembly in 1954 and served nine terms. A long-time political…

Kim, Jim Yong

(Encyclopedia) Kim, Jim Yong, 1959–, Korean-American physician, university administrator, and global health specialist, b. Seoul, grad. Brown (A.B., 1982), Harvard (M.D., 1991, Ph.D., 1993). He moved…

Tennis 2001 French Open Women's Singles Finals

FINAL EIGHT—#1 Martina Hingis; #4 Jennifer Capriati; #6 Serena Williams; #12 Kim Clijsters; #14 Justine Henin; plus unseeded Lina Krasnoroutskaya, Petra Mandula and Francesca Schiavone.…