Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Nanking is a Japanese war propaganda film released in the year 1938. It was filmed directed by Ken Akimoto and filmed by Shigeru Shirai of the Toho Film Company, and was produced in association with the Army Special Services Division [Gun Tokumubu] and the Cultural Films Division. The film is composed of footage shot inside and outside the walls of the city of Nanking just after the end of the Battle of Nanking during the Second Sino-Japanese War.The movie was planned out in conjunction with the documentary Shanghai on the Battle of Shanghai in anticipation that the advance on Nanking would follow. After the shooting of Shanghai wrapped up the equipment used for that movie was passed on to Nanking's camera crew who departed for Nanking before dawn on December 12, 1937. They arrived on December 14 the day after the city's fall, spent New Year's there, and continued shooting until January 4.Considered for a long time as a lost film, it was discovered in Beijing, China, in the year 1995, though about ten minutes of footage is missing. A DVD copy has been released by Nippon Eiga Shinsha."@en }
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- Nanking_(1938_film) abstract "Nanking is a Japanese war propaganda film released in the year 1938. It was filmed directed by Ken Akimoto and filmed by Shigeru Shirai of the Toho Film Company, and was produced in association with the Army Special Services Division [Gun Tokumubu] and the Cultural Films Division. The film is composed of footage shot inside and outside the walls of the city of Nanking just after the end of the Battle of Nanking during the Second Sino-Japanese War.The movie was planned out in conjunction with the documentary Shanghai on the Battle of Shanghai in anticipation that the advance on Nanking would follow. After the shooting of Shanghai wrapped up the equipment used for that movie was passed on to Nanking's camera crew who departed for Nanking before dawn on December 12, 1937. They arrived on December 14 the day after the city's fall, spent New Year's there, and continued shooting until January 4.Considered for a long time as a lost film, it was discovered in Beijing, China, in the year 1995, though about ten minutes of footage is missing. A DVD copy has been released by Nippon Eiga Shinsha.".
- Q11407449 abstract "Nanking is a Japanese war propaganda film released in the year 1938. It was filmed directed by Ken Akimoto and filmed by Shigeru Shirai of the Toho Film Company, and was produced in association with the Army Special Services Division [Gun Tokumubu] and the Cultural Films Division. The film is composed of footage shot inside and outside the walls of the city of Nanking just after the end of the Battle of Nanking during the Second Sino-Japanese War.The movie was planned out in conjunction with the documentary Shanghai on the Battle of Shanghai in anticipation that the advance on Nanking would follow. After the shooting of Shanghai wrapped up the equipment used for that movie was passed on to Nanking's camera crew who departed for Nanking before dawn on December 12, 1937. They arrived on December 14 the day after the city's fall, spent New Year's there, and continued shooting until January 4.Considered for a long time as a lost film, it was discovered in Beijing, China, in the year 1995, though about ten minutes of footage is missing. A DVD copy has been released by Nippon Eiga Shinsha.".