In 1948, the International Military Tribunal for the Far East sentenced a Japanese Class A war criminal to death, his name was Matsui Ishigen, after hearing the verdict he calmly accepted, did not choose to appeal, he committed a lot of crimes in the 14 years of aggression, the most serious of which is to be the main perpetrator of the Nanjing Massacre.
If there was no war, Matsui Ishigen was just an ordinary businessman, but when the Japanese military tried to promote the mood of war in the country, he enlisted in the army, showed excellent military talent, at the age of 18, he became a cadet of the Army Officer School, graduated with the first grade in the whole school, at that time he was full of spirit, determined to make a big cause for Japan, did not hide his ambitions on various occasions, and thus won the appreciation of the military, and soon became Daisa, as he wished, began to serve the country, Matsui was also a man of outstanding talent, and even the Emperor praised him.
In 1937, Japan launched a full-scale war of aggression against China, the commander of East China was Matsui, at first he was full of confidence that three months was enough to defeat China, but he did not expect that the tenacious will of the Chinese people resisted the invasion, Matsui was ashamed and angry, after capturing Nanjing, he indulged the Japanese invaders to burn and plunder everywhere, although he did not have a drop of blood on his hands, but the orders he issued let more than 300,000 people die innocently and tragically, and he was a national sinner.
In November 1948, the execution of hanging began, Matsui was hung on the gallows, at first he looked calm, and when the rope was tightened, he began to struggle with a vicious face, resisted, and the thin body exploded with great strength, hanging for 12 minutes and 23 seconds before finally dying, this long death process can be seen that he suffered great pain, and the eyes of the corpse after death were protruding, but for this vicious executioner, everyone did not have any sympathy, but clapped their hands to celebrate his death. He was soon forgotten, and even the Japanese did not worship him.