Gan
In early 1900s Japan, false promises of marriage lure a young woman (Hideko Takamine) into becoming a merchant's (Eijiro Tono) mistress.
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Nagisa Tatsumi
Japanese author
Tatsuyoshi Ehara
Author
Obata Toramori
Makoto Itoh
Japanese economist
Taeko Hori
Japanese essayist
Aizan Yamaji
Japanese historian
Shunkai Mizuho
Film director
Jun Tosaka
Japanese philosopher
Miyako Sumiyoshi
Japanese speed skater
Katsura Morimura
Japanese writer
Kaname Harada
Japanese farmer
C. W. Nicol
Writer
Kiyoshi Miki
Japanese philosopher
Jehoash Mayanja Nkangi
Former Minister of Education of Uganda
John Ssebaana Kizito
Ugandan Politician
Kasirye Ggwanga
Ugandan military officer
Simon Kagugube
Ugandan lawyer
Halima Hassan
Zari Hassan's mother
Sezi Mbaguta
Ugandan Politician
Francis Ayume
Former Attorney General of Uganda
Seitnebi Abduramanov
Military personnel
Soli Adashev
Charles Lwanga
Ugandan martyr
Adolphus LudigoMkasa
Martyr
Saint Kizito
Martyr
Ambrosio Kibuuka
Ugandan martyr
Adolphus Ludigo-Mkasa
Martyr
Achilleus Kewanuka
Ugandan martyr
Fred Mukisa
Ugandan educator
Mbaga Tuzinde
James Kazini
Ugandan officer
Hu Shih
Chinese diplomat
Varina Anne Davis
American author
Robert R. Hitt
Former United States Representative
Robert Roberts Hitt
Former United States Representative
J. Howard McGrath
Former United States Attorney General
Harriet Lane
Former First Lady of the United States
Joe Faragalli
Player
Jack Zilly
American football player
Edward Breitung
Politician
Frank P. Bohn
Politician
Phung Chi Kien (Phùng Chí Kiên)
Vietnamese revolutionist
Phung Chi Kien
Vietnamese revolutionary
Supeno
Former minister in the Indonesian government
Karaeng Galesong
Franz Jackson
Saxophonist
Dillard Crocker
American basketball player
