If you didn't know that the KMT government killed about 20,000 Taiwanese people in a one-month span in early 1947 and imprisoned about 140,000 more during the 40 years after, that's no accident. In Part 2 of a 2-part series, we share the way that the 228 Massacre and White Terror were handled since these events ended and the parallels to how governments handle similar events like the Tulsa Race Massacre and the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
Trigger warnings: violence, police/military brutality, totalitarian government.
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Credits:
"Making the Banned" by Jason Chu and Alan Z
"Ronny's Outro" feat. Ronny Chieng from Face Value by Jason Chu and Alan Z
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"Close to Home" by Vienna Teng (Spotify)
Cover image: modification of a photo by Hung Jui-chin for Taipei Times
See our show notes for links to further reading about the events described in this episode.
heartsintaiwan.com/blog/massacres-and-coverups
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If you didn’t know that the KMT government killed about 20,000 Taiwanese people in a one-month span in early 1947 and imprisoned about 140,000 more during the 40 years after, that’s no accident. In Part 1 of a 2-part series, we share what we’ve learned from our research about the 228 Massacre and the period of martial law afterward called White Terror designed to silence and erase. Trigger warnings: violence, police/military brutality, totalitarian government.
Invitation:
Tell us how you define Taiwanese! Send us a voice message on Instagram, Facebook, or at heartsintaiwan.com/voicemail and we’ll send you a Hearts in Taiwan sticker.
Credits:
- “Close to Home” and “Never Look Away” by Vienna Teng (Spotify)
- National anthem of the Republic of China from the Office of the President of the Republic of China, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
- Cover image by Adece033090, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
See our show notes for links to our sources for the facts described in this episode and further recommended listening.
heartsintaiwan.com/blog/massacres-and-coverups
Connect:
instagram.com/heartsintaiwan
facebook.com/heartsintaiwan
heartsintaiwan.com/voicemail
Connect:
buymeacoffee.com/heartsintaiwan ← Buy us a boba!
