In 1945, it was of great significance to many countries in the world, when China finally beat the Japanese back to their old nest; this year, the three countries representing fascism went to extinction one by one; and in this year, the United Nations was founded with the hope of peace and a better life... The world that had experienced the devastation of World War II finally ushered in peace, and in order to completely destroy the hopes of fascism, the US military decided to occupy Japan in an all-round way.
Moreover, the famous "Olympic Plan" and "Crown Plan" were formulated for this purpose.
So, what is the specific content of the "Olympic Plan"?
In this plan, the United States used almost all of its existing aircraft carriers, and at the same time, sent troops for landing operations. After the occupation of Kyushu, it will meet the U.S. forces in the Kanto Plain in Tokyo. The "Crown Plan" was to continue to send 25 divisions to land in Honshu, Japan, in the event of the failure of the "Olympic Plan", and eventually, the U.S. army in Kyushu met the division in Tokyo.
Leaving aside whether these two plans will eventually be implemented, let's first look at the Japanese government's reaction when it learns of these two plans. On the one hand, with the gradual decline of the fascist alliance and the step-by-step push of the US government on the other hand, the Japanese government seems to have reached a desperate situation. However, japan has lost its mind all over the world, and surrender does not exist.
Under these circumstances, not only did they not have the idea of surrender, but even put forward a plan of "local warfare" to exterminate humanity: they wanted to make a desperate bet, and with the determination of "destroying the country and destroying the species", they planned to fight with the US military to the end. The "home operations" plan is only a generalization, including many specific plans, and the most frustrating is the "Decision" plan.
The focus of this plan is to mobilize the people of the whole country, to mobilize all 100 million Japanese people to participate in the battle, to carry forward the spirit of secret agents, and to fight closely with the enemy. In this case, a child on the side of the road may stab you, what a terrible thing.
Do you think it's just a plan? In fact, the Japanese government has long been prepared for this plan.
In June 1945, the Compulsory Military Service Act was enacted, and men between the ages of 15 and 60 and women between the ages of 17 and 40 were drafted into the army at any time. Under these policies, the Japanese government has amassed more than 7 million indigenous fighters. More ants can bite elephants, not to mention a group of crazy people who are brainwashed by militaristic ideas and are not afraid of death?
In addition, the Japanese government also decided to use the remaining thousands of aircraft to die with the enemy, which is really "one for one at the limit." The implementation of these plans gave the Japanese government the confidence to destroy all the INVADing US troops. It is said that the dog jumped the wall when it was anxious, but Japan was in a hurry, and it was obvious that jumping the wall was not enough. In addition to the "Decisive" program, they also developed the "germ warfare" that we are most familiar with and still grit our teeth when we mention it.
And the "germ warfare" we know is about Unit 731, the Japanese army invading China used Chinese citizens to conduct inhumane living experiments, note that these are living people, not dead. Before surrendering, the Japanese blew up their experimental base in order to destroy their own incriminating evidence, so that many carrier animals fled with unimaginable consequences.
Today, we can still see some of the ruins in the "Harbin Pingfang District". This time, the Japanese were ready to use the germ warfare plan on landing American troops.
Unit 731 deployed bacteria on Kyushu Island in an attempt to spread plague all over Kyushu Island in order to wipe out the U.S. military.
Note that the Japanese people were not removed here, that is, the Japanese government is preparing to let the Japanese people on Kyushu Island be exterminated together with the landing American troops in the real-life version of "Resident Evil" on Kyushu Island. It can be seen that the degree of Japanese militarism is mad, if none of this can make you feel it, then, next, let's talk about a few examples:
At that time, the Japanese government decided to kill all the children under the age of 14 in the country, a plan proposed by the Japanese Army Staff, which believed that these people had no other role in living except wasting food, and that only by leaving behind the "baggage" could the great nation be reborn. Although Mercy is not in charge of the army, I think these people are psychopaths, inhumane people who have been harmed by militarism.
Fortunately, however, as the U.S. military developed the atomic bomb and dropped it on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan, and the Soviet Union also joined the anti-Japanese army, Japan finally announced its unconditional surrender as a last resort. Otherwise, it is estimated that the Allies will lose at least one million troops on the way to capture Japan. Of course, Japan's losses were several times greater than that.
Here, it should be noted that there are very few insiders of the "Olympic Plan" and the "Crown Plan", so the atomic bomb factor is not taken into account. If, considering the atomic bomb, even if you bother to carry out these plans, two atomic bombs will directly wake up this group of crazy people.
If you think about it, under the guidance of militarist ideology, Japan really has no bottom line, preferring to die with the enemy than surrender, and even training the elderly, women, and children to use grenades and swords, and ordering them to tie bombs to their bodies to die with The US tanks. It can be said that the Japanese at this time have lost their humanity and self-awareness, and all that remains is a fanaticism of militarism.
Perhaps, even they themselves do not know, what are they doing to defend themselves, to defend the dignity of their Own Yamato nation? It doesn't seem to be, it's more of a pathological attachment. They have started wars, and perhaps they have a million reasons to invade others, but they should not lose the bottom line of being human. Japan's various behaviors are destined to be isolated by the people of the world, and they must bear the consequences of failure.
Moreover, on the other hand, it can also be seen that only self-improvement of the state can guarantee the interests of the people. Otherwise, perhaps in this day and age, many people will not even have the opportunity to die with the enemy like Japan.
Resources:
[Modern and Contemporary History of the World", "History of the Japanese War", "The Complete History of World War II"]