League of Blood Incident court hearing

League of Blood Incident court hearing

TOKYO, Japan, July 28 Kyodo - The Tokyo District Court holds the first hearing on June 28, 1933, for the 14 civilians implicated in the so-called League of Blood Incident, a 1932 assassination plot by ultranationalists belonging to the league targeting wealthy businessmen and liberal politicians.

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