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'Moonies' founder Sun Myung Moon dies at 92
Sun Myung Moon pictured in 2002 in Seoul Sun Myung Moon was a controversial figure who ran arms factories and was once jailed for tax evasion
Self-styled messiah Sun Myung Moon, whose Unification Church became famous for marrying thousands of people in a single ceremony, has died, aged 92.
Moon set up the Church, popularly known as the Moonies, in the 1950s in the South Korean capital, Seoul.
He attracted huge publicity through mass weddings, and his claims to be the new messiah chosen by God.
Moon was also a fervent anti-Communist and set up newspapers and media businesses around the world.
Church officials told the Associated Press news agency that Moon died on Monday at a hospital near his home in Gapyeong, north-east of Seoul.
He had been admitted to the hospital, which is owned by the Church, two weeks ago suffering from pneumonia.
The Church became notorious in the 1960s and 70s, often being accused of brainwashing members, breaking up families and lining Moon's pockets.
He denied the allegations, but had to spend 11 months in jail after being convicted of tax evasion in 1982.
He owned large and lavish properties in the US, founded the Washington Times newspaper and ran arms factories in South Korea.
Sun Myung Moon pictured in 2002 in Seoul Sun Myung Moon was a controversial figure who ran arms factories and was once jailed for tax evasion
Self-styled messiah Sun Myung Moon, whose Unification Church became famous for marrying thousands of people in a single ceremony, has died, aged 92.
Moon set up the Church, popularly known as the Moonies, in the 1950s in the South Korean capital, Seoul.
He attracted huge publicity through mass weddings, and his claims to be the new messiah chosen by God.
Moon was also a fervent anti-Communist and set up newspapers and media businesses around the world.
Church officials told the Associated Press news agency that Moon died on Monday at a hospital near his home in Gapyeong, north-east of Seoul.
He had been admitted to the hospital, which is owned by the Church, two weeks ago suffering from pneumonia.
The Church became notorious in the 1960s and 70s, often being accused of brainwashing members, breaking up families and lining Moon's pockets.
He denied the allegations, but had to spend 11 months in jail after being convicted of tax evasion in 1982.
He owned large and lavish properties in the US, founded the Washington Times newspaper and ran arms factories in South Korea.
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