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中文（臺灣）：1908－1954; 1924－1954，兩人均於1954年慘遭中國國民黨政權殺害
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中文（臺灣）：依中華民國《著作權法》第 34 條: 攝影、視聽、錄音及表演之著作財產權存續至著作公開發表後五十年。

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