Famous North Korean killers who became a pastor in the south after the 1968 mission

Seoul: Kim Shin-Jo, a major east-north Korean commando, which came in South Korea to assassinate South Korean President after her courageous mission as a pastor park Chung-Hi failed in 1968, died on Wednesday. He was 82 years old. Kim’s nursing home died of old age after two months of migration and her official funeral was scheduled for Saturday, said Kim’s Sungrak Church in Seoul. It said that Kim had survived his wife, which he had met after resumption in South Korea, and a son and a daughter.
Kim 31 was one of a team of North Korean Commandos, who tried to kill the Presidential Palace of Mountainside, South Korea, who was an authoritative President, who had been ruling South Korea with an iron fist since 1961.
The North Korean people slipped through a heavy border of the chorus and came within the striking distance from the palace of the park. After fighting for two weeks in the nearby hills, three of all intruders were killed. The two remaining people are believed to return to North Korea, while Kim was captured alive only by South Korean forces.
At a press conference organized by South Korean officials, Kim shocked the nation, saying that his team came to end the neck of Park Chung-Hi “.
The attack, in which around 30 South Koreans died, took place at the height of the Cold War rivalry between rival Korea, which divided into the US-supported South and Soviet-supported north in 1945 at the end of World War II. Later, the park government launched the forces of the reservoir, established a military unit with attacking North Korea, students were taken military training in schools and established houses.
In media interviews, Kim said he was forgiven as he did not shoot a single bullet during the shootout and was persuaded by South Korean authorities to dismiss communism. He said that South Korean intelligence officials later traveled across the country to make him important speeches of North Korean systems at schools, companies and other places.
Kim said he later came to know that his parents were killed in North Korea. Kim was appointed as a pastor in 1997.
Kim said the 1968 attack was carried out on the orders of North Korea founder and then leader Kim Il Sung, who was the grandfather of the current ruler Kim Jong Un. Kim Il Sung Having a heart attack in 1994, handing over power to his son Kim Jong IlKim Jong Un’s father.
“I didn’t know why Kim Il Sung wanted to kill the President Park,” Kim Shin-Joe said in an interview with Joangung Ilbo newspaper in 2009. “But I came to know for the reason that as I spent time here. Kim must have been afraid of being rich in a poor country like South Korea. As the economy improved, South Korea would secure more money to buy arms. From the point of view of Kim Il Soung, he could not help kill the President’s park to achieve the communal of South Korea.”
But in the 2007 autobiography of Park Gune-Hai, Park Chung-Hey’s daughter, who became the first female President of South Korea in 2013, The Younger Park said that when she met Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang in 2002, she said the 1968 attack was done by “Ornight” and she apologized for it. Park Gain-Hai said that Kim Jong Il told him that they all got unspecified punishment.
Those comments cannot be verified independently.