Following the 1932 revolution, the People's Party established democracy in Siam, restoring sovereignty to the people who are the true owners. However, following the revolution, Thailand's political turmoil saw conservatives attack and weaken the People's Party and democracy, until the power that used to be in the hands of the people gradually faded away, along with the memories of the society that were cut, reduced, and destroyed.
        After more than 90 years, no one remembers what the democratic post-revolutionary society of 1932 looked like. As a result, the author resurrects memories from old records, books, documents, and photographs. Extensive memories of the democratic era piece together the shattered images of the past and provide society with valuable historical pages which will assist readers in comprehending the struggle to establish meaning, values, and memories of democracy during the People's Party era. 

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