Publisher/映像反戦出版局

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The student struggle that took place at Waseda University in the late 1960s and early 70s. This book “The Crimson Sky .and ...” is a collection of photographs of the Second Great War that occurred in the late 1960s. The student movement originated from the problem of raising tuition fees and the management issues of the newly established student hall. The participation of general students who have not been involved in political activities also named themselves all struggle, and also exercised their abilities such as blocking the barricade of the school building. For this reason, it was a pioneer of the following university conflict and all-competition movement. The Second World War itself was led by a non-sect organization called the Anti-War Union, which may have been linked to the “Video Anti-War Publishing Bureau”, the publisher of this book. This book doesn't have the photographer's credit, but the illustrations and layout are wonderful. The struggle at night, which is projected with rough particles, creates a dynamic image that can only be captured at this moment, coupled with its presence, without the need for alleble blur. (Recorded in The Japanese Photobook 1912–1990)