The Back Road to the Signing

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The Back Road to the Signing

The All-Japan Federation of Student Self-Defense Forces (Zengakuren) barricades itself in the airport to prevent Prime Minister kishi Nobusuke from signing the new security treaty. The All-Japan Federation of Student Organizations (AJF) barricades itself in the airport, students are arrested by the police, wooden swords, eye-blinkers, and Japanese swords are seized from a right-wing truck. From the Prime Minister's official residence, a plenipotentiary of Prime Minister Kishi's delegation, surrounded by security guards, traveled to Haneda Airport through back streets, directly onto the runway, and then to Washington. The film was shot on an unknown date, and was released on January 22, 1960.

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  • 1960/1/22 00:00:00
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  • Chunichi-Eiga-Sha / Kyodo News Images
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