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Dawn of Liberty Party 자유의새벽당

Abbreviation	Dawn DOL
Leader	Kang Ki-hoon
Secretary-General	Kim Kyo-ha
Founder	Park Kyŏl
Founded	10 July 2018
Registered	15 July 2019
Legalised	9 July 2019
Headquarters	Changcheon-dong, Myeongmool Street, Seodaemun District, Seoul
Membership (2019)	6,113
Ideology	Classical liberalism^[1]^[2]
Political position	Right-wing^[3] to far-right^[4]
Colours	Black White Red
Slogan	Korea First Make South Korea Great Again
National Assembly	0 / 300
Metropolitan Mayors and Governors	0 / 17
Municipal Mayors	0 / 226
Municipal Councillors	0 / 3,750
Website
http://dawnofliberty.kr/

Dawn of Liberty Party
Hangul	자유의새벽당
Hanja	自由의새벽黨
Revised Romanization	Jayuuisaebyeokdang
McCune–Reischauer	Chayuŭisaebyŏktang

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The Dawn of Liberty Party (Korean: 자유의새벽당; DLP) is a classical liberal,^[2] self-proclaimed alt-right^[5]^[6] political party in South Korea founded in 2018 by Park Kyŏl.

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^ ^a ^b "새벽당, 정치의 새 그림을 그린다" [Dawn Party, draws a new picture of politics.]. 뉴스프리존 (in Korean). 13 July 2019. Retrieved 14 November 2021. 대한민국 최초의 자유주의 청년 우파정당을 표방하는 '자유의 새벽(약칭 새벽당)'의 창당대회가 최근 마포구 상암동에 위치한 제일라아트홀에서 열렸다. [South Korea's first liberal youth right-wing party, the founding competition of "Freedom Dawn (abbreviated as Dawn Party)," was recently held at Jeila Art Hall in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu.]
^ "청년 우파 정당, '자유의 새벽당', 중앙당 창당대회 열어" [Youth right-wing political party, "Dawn of Liberty Party," will hold the Central Party's inaugural conference.]. JoongAng Ilbo (in Korean). 8 July 2019. Retrieved 14 November 2021.
^ ""고대 4차 조국 집회 주도, 극우단체 출신"…해명 요구". Newsis (in Korean). 2019-09-25. Retrieved 2020-03-26.
^ Lee Kyung-Min (2019-11-29). "연동형비례제, 벌써 원외 신당창당 붐…시민들 나선다 '소상공인·소수자·청년·정책정당..'". 폴리뉴스. Retrieved 2019-12-05. 대안우파 성향의 정당인 <자유의새벽당>은 지난 7월 창당해 현재 6천여 명의 소속 당원을 두고 있다. (The Alt-right party, Dawn of Liberty, was founded in July and now has more than 6,000 members.)
^ "국민당 청년정치에 무슨 일이? (What happened to the youth politics of the People Power Party?)". The Chosun Ilbo. 2021-11-01. Retrieved 2020-03-28. 35세인 박결 전 위원장은 2019년 7월 4·15총선 직전 '대한민국 최초 대안 우파 정당' '청년 우파 정당'을 자처하며 자유의새벽당을 창당한 인물이다.(Park Kyul, 35, was the founder of the Dawn of Liberty Party even before the general elections in July 2019, claiming to be the "first alt-right party in Republic of Korea" and "young right-wing party.")