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A documentary investigating the truth behind the High Treason Incident of 1910, in which socialists and anarchists, including Shūsui Kōtoku, were arrested and sentenced to death or imprisonment amid the Meiji government's suppression of political thought. Through historical documents and personal belongings left by the victims, including a letter written with a needle by the executed women's rights activist Sugako Kanno, the film explores their beliefs and experiences. It also examines the limited responses of Japanese literary figures to the incident, comparing them with reactions to the Dreyfus Affair in France, and follows the continuing efforts to uncover the truth and restore the victims' reputations.
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00:28ご視聴ありがとうございました
00:55ご視聴ありがとうございました
01:04彼は何も知らぬのです
02:04社会的なところでは少しずつ復権ができてきていますけども
02:09それの司法とのギャップを考えた時に
02:12やっぱり私たちとしてはあんたんたの思いがあるわ
02:14けですよね
02:15普遍的な人権の原理というようなものを
02:18我々自身が
02:19そういう意味では市民としての
02:21我々が復権をしていただいて
02:24この事件は解けない
02:25最終的に謝れる国会になったら素晴らしい
02:30そういう国家を作って
02:32この辺に関連で国民でみんなで
02:36ご視聴ありがとうございました
02:59ご視聴ありがとうございました

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