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1960~70년대 농촌생활과 새마을운동 사진 아카이브

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The Bak Jeonghui government tried to control population growth through family planning as a method to both escape from poverty and spur on economic development. The family planning work of the Bak Jeonghui government started after the coup d’etat in 1961. In 1962 a family planning information bureau was set up in the headquarters of the Citizen’s Reconstruction Campaign (Jaegeon Gukmin Undong), and from the beginning of 1963 special education on family planning was given to 29,000 female citizen campaigners across the country. The family planning work of the 1960s was also incorporated into the New Village Movement in the 1970s.