Green Island White Terror Memorial Park

Green Island White Terror Memorial Park

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The Haunting

The Green Island White Terror Memorial Park occupies the grounds of the former Green Island prison complex and is designated to commemorate the victims of the White Terror, a period of political repression in Taiwan. Sources identify the site primarily in its memorial and historical role; the supplied materials do not provide construction dates, operational timeline details of the prison, ownership changes, or specifics of incidents that occurred there. The park's significance in the available sources is cultural-historical and commemorative rather than folkloric or supernatural. No accounts of paranormal phenomena, named spirits, witness reports, or investigative theories are present in the provided research notes. The available documentation frames the location as a memorial space remembering victims of political violence, and does not ascribe hauntings or other paranormal attributes to the site. Other supplied archive items were unrelated and did not add site-specific historical or folkloric detail.

Community Record

Sources
  1. [1]
    White Terror Memorial Park (Green Island). Wikipedia, 'Green Island White Terror Memorial Park' entrywiki
  2. [2]
    Union Memorial UCC courier journal (archive). Archive.org scan of Union Memorial UCC courier journal (provided source did not contain site-specific information)other
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    Wendel A. White: Difficult Histories (podcast). Archive.org podcast item (provided source did not contain site-specific information)other
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    Gleichen call (1919-07-10) (periodical). Archive.org periodical (provided source unrelated to site)other
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