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Wu Nai-ren
Tawainese politician
Wu Nairen
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human
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sex or gender
male
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country of citizenship
Republic of China
start time
16 December 1947
end time
1949
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Taiwan
start time
1949
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name in native language
吳乃仁
(Traditional Chinese)
Hanyu Pinyin transliteration
Wú Nǎirén
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family name
Wu
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date of birth
16 December 1947
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place of birth
Keelung
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sibling
Wu Nai-teh
kinship to subject
younger brother
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native language
Chinese
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languages spoken, written or signed
Standard Taiwanese Mandarin
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occupation
politician
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position held
Secretary-General of the Democratic Progressive Party
start time
20 May 2000
replaces
Yu Shyi-kun
end time
20 March 2002
replaced by
Chang Chun-hsiung
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Secretary-General of the Democratic Progressive Party
start time
20 May 2009
replaces
Wang Tuoh
end time
20 December 2009
replaced by
Su Jia-chyuan
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Secretary-General of the Democratic Progressive Party
start time
20 May 2010
replaces
Su Jia-chyuan
end time
20 December 2010
replaced by
Su Jia-chyuan
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educated at
National Taiwan Ocean University
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member of political party
Democratic Progressive Party
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