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Poet Kim Jun-tae: Remembering Gwangju and the May 18 Democratic Uprising

Kim Jun-tae (1948-) is a poet and democratization activist. Born in Haenam, he studied at Chosun University in Gwangju. Following the May 18 Democratic Uprising, he wrote the first poem about the event, "Gwangju, Cross of Our Nation" which was published in the Chonnam Daily. The poem, which mentions key places in Gwangju, such as Mudeungsan Mountain, Geumnam-ro Street, and Chungchang-ro Street, resulted in the newspaper being shut down and Kim being laid off from his job as a teacher at Chonnam High School. He also wrote the poem "A Song Dedicated to Gwangju" about the uprising.

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 == Narrative ==
-Kim Jun-tae (1948-) is a poet and democratization activist. Born in Haenam, he studied at Chosun University in Gwangju. Following the May 18 Democratic Uprising, he wrote the first poem about the event, "Gwangju, Cross of Our Nation" which was published in the Chonnam Daily, which resulted in the newspaper being shut down and Kim being laid off from his job as a teacher at Chonnam High School. He also wrote the poem "A Song Dedicated to Gwangju" about the uprising.
+[[김준태|Kim Jun-tae]] (1948-) is a poet and democratization activist. Born in Haenam, he studied at [[조선대학교|Chosun University]] in Gwangju. Following the [[5.18민주화운동|May 18 Democratic Uprising]], he wrote the first poem about the event, [[아아_광주여!_우리나라의_십자가여!|"Gwangju, Cross of Our Nation"]] which was published in the [[구 전남매일신문|Chonnam Daily]]. The poem, which mentions key places in Gwangju, such as [[무등산|Mudeungsan Mountain]], [[금남로|Geumnam-ro Street]], and [[충장로|Chungchang-ro Street]],  resulted in the newspaper being shut down and Kim being laid off from his job as a teacher at [[전남고등학교 |Chonnam High School]]. He also wrote the poem [[광주에_바치는_노래|"A Song Dedicated to Gwangju"]] about the uprising.
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