白色恐怖下的「真實大濛」：她去殯儀館找被處死的哥哥

#WhiteTerror #DaMeng #TaiwanHistory This story is about my great-uncle (my grandmother's older brother), Mr. Wang Qing. He was a railway worker. In the turbulent 1950s, due to the tides of the times and a case labeled the "Shulin Sanjiaopu Hidden Base," his 15-year prison sentence was commuted to death. This film not only records the oral memories of my great-aunt (Ms. Wang Agui), but also attempts to restore this history hidden in the archives through the perspective of family members. [Historical Archives and Further Reading] If you wish to understand the historical details and trial process of the "Chang Chao-hsien, Wang Ching, et al." case, please refer to the following publicly available information: Official Archives Access: You can search the National Archives Information Network (ANS) by entering the following file numbers (some files contain interrogation transcripts and authoritarian-era judgments; it is recommended to read them within their historical context): Chang Chao-hsien et al. Case (Handling Process by the Garrison Command): B3750347701/0044/3132401/401 A305440000C/0046/276.11/1123 Wang Ching et al. Case (Review Process by the Presidential Office): You can search for related files using the keywords "Wang Ching" and "Military Law Bureau". Oral History Record: A Record of an Interview Between Shulin Cultural and Historical Worker Zheng Zhixiang and Ms. Wang Agui https://shulintrc.blogspot.com/2017/0... 【Source Notes】 The historical images, official documents, and body claim slips used in this video are from the following sources: Photos, Judgments, Body Claim Slips: Archives of the National Development Council (National Archives Information Network) Special Thanks: Taiwan Symbiotic Youth Association (Yin Yan, Yu An) for their assistance in clarifying the archival context and providing related historical materials. Follow me: ►Facebook:   / kuanlif   ►Instagram:   / kuanlif