Taiwan in the “Teens” (1911-1919) – S5-E10

This early part of the twentieth century was filled with
revolutions and wars (including the First World War). Formosa,
however, was a relatively stable Japanese colony. But not
entirely stable. We’ll tell you about Chinese revolutionary Luó
Fúxīng (羅福星), who was executed in Taiwan for trying to rid
this island of the Japanese. And we’ve got some good info on the
often-overlooked Tapani Incident – the largest Han Chinese (with
Indigenous allies) revolt against Japan… and it happened two
decades into Japanese rule! 





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