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| − | '''Bo Hi Pak''' was Rev. [[Sun Myung Moon]]'s right hand man for many years, especially in his dealings with the West. He founded the [[Little Angels]] dance troupe, and led an anti-Communist movement in Latin America (see [[CAUSA]]). He was "the inaugural President and Publisher of [[News World]] (later renamed the [[New York City Tribune]]), [[Noticias del Mundo]], a New York-based, Spanish daily and the [[Washington Times]] Corporation."<ref name=InJin /> | + | '''Bo Hi Pak''' was Rev. [[Sun Myung Moon]]'s right-hand man for many years, especially in his dealings with the West. He founded the [[Little Angels]] dance troupe, and led an anti-Communist movement in Latin America (see [[CAUSA]]). He was "the inaugural President and Publisher of [[News World]] (later renamed the [[New York City Tribune]]), [[Noticias del Mundo]], a New York-based, Spanish daily and the [[Washington Times]] Corporation."<ref name=InJin /> |
In 2005, he was imprisoned by South Korean authorities because of massive debts; Korea has no American-style [[bankruptcy]] law. Pak "made a terrible mistake in following bad investment advice from people with criminal motives and he takes full responsibility for his mistakes."<ref name=InJin>[http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Talks/InJinMoon/InJinMoon-050800.htm August 2005 InJin Nim's Letter to Members]</ref> | In 2005, he was imprisoned by South Korean authorities because of massive debts; Korea has no American-style [[bankruptcy]] law. Pak "made a terrible mistake in following bad investment advice from people with criminal motives and he takes full responsibility for his mistakes."<ref name=InJin>[http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Talks/InJinMoon/InJinMoon-050800.htm August 2005 InJin Nim's Letter to Members]</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:21, July 14, 2016
Bo Hi Pak was Rev. Sun Myung Moon's right-hand man for many years, especially in his dealings with the West. He founded the Little Angels dance troupe, and led an anti-Communist movement in Latin America (see CAUSA). He was "the inaugural President and Publisher of News World (later renamed the New York City Tribune), Noticias del Mundo, a New York-based, Spanish daily and the Washington Times Corporation."[1]
In 2005, he was imprisoned by South Korean authorities because of massive debts; Korea has no American-style bankruptcy law. Pak "made a terrible mistake in following bad investment advice from people with criminal motives and he takes full responsibility for his mistakes."[1]