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- Lei Chen (Chinese: 雷震; pinyin: Léi Zhèn; 8 July 1897 – 7 March 1979) was a Chinese politician and dissident who was the early leading figure in the movement to bring fuller democracy to the government of the Republic of China. Born in Zhejiang in 1897, Lei was educated at Kyoto Imperial University in Japan. His early political career included posts as the secretary-general of the and . He also served on the Control Yuan, as minister without portfolio, and presidential adviser. Lei Chen helped found and produce the periodical Free China, published beginning in 1950. Lei was expelled from the Kuomintang in 1954. Six years later, he founded the China Democratic Party with Hsu Shih-hsien and Huang Hua, among others. Shortly thereafter, Lei was charged with sedition and jailed. The charges are widely regarded as having been falsified by the Taiwan government and its then-ruling party the Kuomintang in response to Lei Chen's criticisms. He was released in 1970 and died on 7 March 1979, aged 82. He was married to Sung Ying, who had also served on the Control Yuan. Lei was posthumously exonerated by the Transitional Justice Commission in May 2019. (en)
- 雷 震（らい しん）は、中華民国の政治家・言論人。字は儆寰。無実の罪により軍事裁判で10年の実刑判決に処せられた。 (ja)
- 雷震（1897年6月25日－1979年3月7日），字儆寰，是出身浙江长兴的政治人物、政治評論者及作家等。他是中華民國在臺灣時期早期民主運動的代表人物之一。 1947年，他於浙江省長興縣當選為第一屆國民大會浙江省代表之一。遷居臺灣後，他創辦《自由中國》雜誌，並於其中致力於對蔣中正政府提出建言及批評等。隨後，蔣中正政府將他逮捕入獄，監禁長達約十年。 (zh)
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- 雷 震（らい しん）は、中華民国の政治家・言論人。字は儆寰。無実の罪により軍事裁判で10年の実刑判決に処せられた。 (ja)
- 雷震（1897年6月25日－1979年3月7日），字儆寰，是出身浙江长兴的政治人物、政治評論者及作家等。他是中華民國在臺灣時期早期民主運動的代表人物之一。 1947年，他於浙江省長興縣當選為第一屆國民大會浙江省代表之一。遷居臺灣後，他創辦《自由中國》雜誌，並於其中致力於對蔣中正政府提出建言及批評等。隨後，蔣中正政府將他逮捕入獄，監禁長達約十年。 (zh)
- Lei Chen (Chinese: 雷震; pinyin: Léi Zhèn; 8 July 1897 – 7 March 1979) was a Chinese politician and dissident who was the early leading figure in the movement to bring fuller democracy to the government of the Republic of China. Born in Zhejiang in 1897, Lei was educated at Kyoto Imperial University in Japan. His early political career included posts as the secretary-general of the and . He also served on the Control Yuan, as minister without portfolio, and presidential adviser. (en)
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- 雷震 (ja)
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