preface
Syngman Rhee's false accusations and the fate of the Republic of Korea

South Korea has abandoned its great father.
The liberal democratic constitution and the "Dokdo is our land" educational revolution
A detailed critique of Soviet communism immediately after Lenin's revolution
Despite all the threats from the US, “We can’t join hands with the Communist Party!”
They tried to erase Syngman Rhee from history.
“Is there such a thing as a goofy person?” in front of the President of the United States.
"If the ROK-US defense treaty is not signed, we will advance northward alone."
The man with the $300,000 prize
By the age of 29, he had already perfected his presidential philosophy.
First prayer amidst severe torture
“You want us to cooperate while we are clearly seeing the communization of Eastern Europe?”
A Closer Look at the History of National Foundation and Creating a Proud Republic of Korea
Even in exile, I worry about my country day and night.
"Why are you being so dishonest? I should stop."
Let's revive Syngman Rhee, the 'Moses of the Korean people'!

Syngman Rhee also stepped down to protect the Syngman Rhee Constitution.
A once-in-a-century hero
Why don't Koreans know their own great people?
Even during the war, the constitution was never suspended
Originally, Liberation Day was the National Foundation Day in 1948.
The only person in the world who stopped a 'Soviet satellite'
“The opportunity for unification has arrived.
“Only unification through northward advancement!”
The June 25th Memorial Written by Mrs. Francesca
Syngman Rhee, a young activist, brought Emperor Gojong to his knees.
“Communism or democracy, let’s unite!”
“Kim Il-sung also wanted to make Mr. Kim the president...”
The "Korean Independence" clause resonated with Roosevelt.
The U.S. State Department revokes the passport of Syngman Rhee, a "anti-Soviet" activist.
The Communist Parties of North and South Korea committed terrorism, riots, and massacres across the country.

Active movement to reexamine founding president Syngman Rhee

Recently, there has been a growing movement to shed new light on Dr. Syngman Rhee, the first president of the Republic of Korea.
The purpose is to highlight the true face of Syngman Rhee, whose dark and negative aspects have been highlighted so far, and to make the world aware of the 'true Syngman Rhee Award.'
Above all, it has been forgotten that without Syngman Rhee, the 'foundation' of the Republic of Korea would have been impossible, and that without Syngman Rhee's tenacity in the Korean War, which began with a surprise attack by North Korea, this country would have been communized long ago.
Furthermore, it is rare to find people who remember that the democratic system took root early in this country and freedom of the press was even achieved thanks to Syngman Rhee, who learned the advantages of liberal democracy during his study abroad in the United States and his long independence movement there.
It can be said that this is because all of them focused only on the 'shadow' of the latter half of his political career, including the April 19th Revolution, his resignation, and his forced exile to Hawaii.

A collection of writings from people from all walks of life

This book was published as the first volume of a research series by the Internet newspaper [New Daily], which recently launched the Syngman Rhee Research Institute, and is a compilation of manuscripts written by experts in each field and summaries of related books.
The writers included Inbo Gil, publisher of [New Daily], Kim Gil Ja, president of the Korea Love Association, Yoo Young Ik, professor emeritus at Handong Global University, journalist Son Se Il, Lee Ju Young, professor emeritus of history at Konkuk University, Jo Gap Je, CEO of Jo Gap Je.com, Lee Do Hyung, publisher of [Korea Forum], and Yang Dong An, professor emeritus at the Academy of Korean Studies.