Oppenheimer Incident

Japanese: 《オッペンハイマー事件》 - おっぺんはいまーじけん

…Around 1960, he moved his activities from East Berlin to the West. His most famous work is “The Oppenheimer Affair” (1964), which is about the American atomic scientist responsible for the production of the atomic bomb, who was persecuted by McCarthyism. It belongs to the series of documentary dramas that attracted attention in the 1960s. Other works include “The General's Dog” (1960) and “Joel Brandt” (1965). …

From [Documentary Drama]

...The name in this case comes from the fact that the content of the work is supported by historical documents, testimonies, and other documents. Kiphart's Oppenheimer Affair (1964) and P. Weiss's Pursuit (1965) also belong to this series, and many of these works from the 1960s have been performed in Japan. [Toshio Morikawa]...

*Some of the terminology used in reference to the "Oppenheimer Incident" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…1960年頃活動の舞台を東ベルリンから西へ移した。代表作はマッカーシズムに迫害された，アメリカの原爆製造責任者である原子科学者を扱った《オッペンハイマー事件》(1964)で，1960年代に注目を集めたドキュメンタリー劇の系列に属する。ほかに《将軍の犬》(1960)，《ヨーエル･ブラント》(1965)などがある。…