by Lee Yong-min, about twin attacks in 1932 by Korean nationalists against Japan, the failed Tokyo attack by Lee Bong-chang on Emperor Hirohito, and the successful Shanghai attack by Yoon Bong-gil, mortally wounding General Shirakawa, commander of the Shanghai Expeditionary Army and former War Minister, and wounding Admiral Nomura, General Ueda, Ambassador Shigemitsu, and Consul General Murai L'attentato di Serajevo – 1967 Italian television film by Giuseppe Fina about the assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife in 1914 Das Attentat – Der Tod des Engelbert Dollfuß – 1967 West German television film by Franz Peter Wirth about the assassination of Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuß in 1934 Das Attentat: L.D. Trotzki – Tod im Exil – 1967 West German television film by August Everding about Leon Trotsky (Peter Lühr) and "Frank Jacson" (Michael Degen) in 1940, based on a book by Leandro A. Sánchez Salazar (Hannes Messemer) The Night of the Generals – 1967 thriller by Anatole Litvak indirectly about the Stauffenberg plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler Marat/Sade – 1967 film by Peter Brook in which the inmates of an insane asylum in 1808, under the direction of the Marquis de Sade, act out the assassination of Jean-Paul Marat in 1793, based the play by Peter Weiss The St. Valentine's Day Massacre – 1967 film by Roger Corman about the 1929 Saint Valentine's Day Massacre of members of the Moran gang by Capone gunmen Le Samouraï – 1967 French film by Jean-Pierre Melville about a remorseless hitman (Alain Delon) The President's Analyst – 1967 comedy by Theodore J. Flicker in which the U.S. President's personal psychiatrist (James Coburn) must evade assassination attempts by U.S. government agencies, the "CEA" and the "FBR" You Only Live Twice – 1967 film by Lewis Gilbert that opens with James Bond being the target of a faked assassination The Caesars – 1968 ITV miniseries by Derek Bennett on political violence in ancient Rome, involving the murders of members of the Imperial family – Postumus, Germanicus, Drusus, "Castor", and others Sarajevski atentat – 1968 Yugoslavian (Serbo-Croatian) film by Fadil Hadžić in which a World War II partisan in Sarajevo is told the events of 1914 with the assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand (Bert Sotlar) and his wife by a Young Bosnia nationalist (Predrag Finci) If.... – Palme d'Or-winning 1968 film by Lindsay Anderson in which rebellious English public school students move to open