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The Czech photographer Joseph Kuderka's photo book "Prague Invasion 1968". A photo journalist who continues to receive compliments from many photographers around the world. Kudelka photographed the 1968 Soviet Union-led Warsaw Pact Army military intervention during the Czech invasion. Eventually, Prague's spring change movement came to an end, and the country pushed forward with normalization policies, and the release of the photographs it took meant a death, so he secretly took them out through an acquaintance. It was The photograph eventually passed to Magnum Photo's then-president Elliot Erwitt, and was published as a record by a Czech anonymous photographer in 1969, while Kudelka remained anonymous and received the "Robert Capa Award." I made a legend. In 1974, he became a member of Magnum by Erwitt's recommendation, and in 1984, he publicized for the first time that these photographs were his work. This book is a catalog of the "Joseph Kudelka Prague 1968" exhibition at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography in 2011.