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    English: Trail opens for Rhee men. First post-revolution trail began July 5 in South Korea for thirty former high officials of the Rhee regime on charges of curruption, maladministration, and election rigging, etc. Photo shows the five top-ranking suspects (in white robes) standing in court. Choi In-kyu, former Minister for Interior Affairs, is at the extreme right of the five suspects.
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    current09:02, 28 January 2021Thumbnail for version as of 09:02, 28 January 2021995 × 476 (176 KB)Esquilo{{Information |description = {{en|'''Trail opens for Rhee men.''' First post-revolution trail began July 5 in South Korea for thirty former high officials of the Rhee regime on charges of curruption, maladministration, and election rigging, etc. Photo shows the five top-ranking suspects (in white robes) standing in court. Choi In-kyu, former Minister for Interior Affairs, is at the extreme right of the five suspects.}} |date = 1960-07-08 |source = IMS Vintage Photos |auth...

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