Kim Kyu-sik (1881–1950) was a South Korean politician and academic. He was born in Dongnae District on 29 January 1881. He died in Manpo on 10 December 1950, at the age of 69.
Kim served as vice president (1940–1947).
Kim was awarded National Reunification Prize. He studied at Princeton University and Roanoke College.
Kim is recorded as following Presbyterianism. The recorded cause of death is stroke.
The entry appears in 44 languages, placing Kim Kyu-sik among the politics names followed well outside South Korea.
