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Kotoku, Shusui

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Kotoku, Shusui (1871-1911)

Japanese journalist and political activist. A prolific writer, Kotoku moved from social democracy to pacifism to anarchist communism. In 1903, just before the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05, he launched the anti-war Heimin Shinbun (Common People's Newspaper). First imprisoned in 1905, he was arrested again in 1910 in the infamous High Treason Incident and executed in 1911.



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