During World War II, Japan, as the main aggressor in Asia, committed heinous acts of aggression against the whole of Asia, and there were not a few countries that hated Japan, among which China and South Korea were almost completely invaded, but in such a country, their hatred for Japanese aggressors was stronger than That of China.
If you say it, you may not believe it, but who can make the Japanese aggressors frustrate their ashes more than China? Let's take a look at a few data.
The Far East Court of Japanese war criminals in World War II
At the end of World War II, the Allies classified Japanese war criminals into three categories: "A, B, C". Class A war criminals are tried by the Military Tribunal for the Far East, and the list is provided by the Allied States. Among them, the United States provided a list of 30 Class A war criminals, China provided 32, the United Kingdom provided 11, and the country provided a large list of 100 people. China executed 110 Class B and C war criminals, and the country simply executed more than 140 people, and even the United States, in exchange for the country's request to remove the Japanese emperor from the list of Class A war criminals, went so far as to give up the president of the Far East Court to that country for the first time, which is completely inconsistent with the style of the leading big brother of the United States.
Speaking of which, everyone guessed that this country is Australia.
William Weber, President of the Military Tribunal for the Far East
In fact, in the early stage of World War II, There were not many wars between Australia and Japan, not at all as hot as China, and even economic exchanges were pitiful, so why did Australia hate Japan so much?
On December 7, 1941, the Japanese army began a major attack on the Malaya Peninsula, and Singapore fell after resistance, taking an average of 130,000 British troops a day, and of these 130,000 British troops, there were 15,000 Australian soldiers. These Australian prisoners were later tortured to death by the Japanese more than 8,000 people, since that time Australia remembered Japan, later, Japan is more and more intense to pull Australia into World War II, on February 19, 1942, nearly 200 Japanese aircraft bombed Darwin in northern Australia, killing 243 people and injuring nearly 400 people, which angered Australia, and since then the Australian troops have begun a crazy counterattack against the Japanese army.
Battle of New Guinea
During the Battle of New Guinea, the Australian army frantically attacked Japan, trapping the Japanese troops in caves, cutting off the water and food, and forcing the Japanese devils to eat corpses.
Stills from "The Sinking of Japan"
Japan was really afraid of Australia, and in 1973, the Japanese movie "Japan Sank". In this movie, the Japanese archipelago is about to sink, the world has come to the rescue, australians not only do not rescue but also extort a lot of treasure from Japan, which shows how much Australia in Japan's heart hates Japan.