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- 16 Eyl 1923
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- Katliam
- Ölümler
- 3
- Koordinatlar
- 35.69° N, 139.76° E
- Description
- 1923 homicide case in Japan
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Amakasu Incident
1923 police murder of 3 people in Japan
The Amakasu Incident was a 1923 political murder of two prominent Japanese anarchists, Ōsugi Sakae and Itō Noe, together with Ōsugi's six-year-old nephew Munekazu Tachibana. It was committed by military police, led by Lieutenant Masahiko Amakasu. For the murder, Amakasu was sentenced to seven years and six months, and was released after having served only two years, thanks to an amnesty.
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