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Myo Mook Lee (Yi Myo-muk 이묘묵李卯默; –) was a Korean educator and politician who worked as an interpreter for the American Military Government and as a diplomat for the South Korean government.
Lee was born in the Pyongyang area in , the second son of Yi Su-hyŏng.[1] The exact birth date is unknown; while Lee listed his birthday as January 18, in his application to Harvard and his Boston University PhD dissertation, the Encyclopedia of Korean Culture lists it as December 9, [2] Lee attended a Methodist missionary-founded secondary school called Kwangsŏng in Pyongyang, graduating in either or [3] Myo Mook Lee then attended and graduated from Chosen Christian College (CCC; the forerunner to Yonsei University) in Seoul in or with a Bachelor of Arts (A.B.) degree.[4] After teaching briefly at Yŏngmyŏng School in Kongju, Ch’ungch’ong Province, from to , Lee left for the United States, supported by the Korean Methodist Church Conference.[5]

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