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The 11 pages that link to Chun Doo-hwan, each with the reason it gives.

• Park Chung HeeRelated: His ascent continued military-backed authoritarian rule after Park’s death.

• Kim Dae-jungRelated: Chun's government sentenced Kim to death after the 1980 Gwangju uprising.

• Gwangju UprisingRelated: His expansion of martial law and suppression of dissent triggered the Gwangju protests.

• Kim Young-samRelated: Kim’s government prosecuted Chun for the coup and repression that shaped his rule.

• Roh Tae-wooRelated: Roh was Chun’s longtime ally and succeeded him after their military-backed government faced mass protests.

• Fourth Republic of KoreaRelated: His military consolidation shaped the transition away from the Fourth Republic.

• South Korean democracy movementRelated: His rule provoked the protests that culminated in the 1987 democratic breakthrough.

• Fifth Republic of KoreaBroader topic: His presidency defined the Fifth Republic’s governing style and political conflicts.

• Kim Jae-gyuRelated: Chun led the investigation and military consolidation following Kim’s arrest.

• History of South KoreaRelated: His regime’s repression, especially in Gwangju, intensified demands for democracy.

• Ko UnCompared with: Ko Un was imprisoned under Chun’s regime for his opposition to military rule.