History is the memory of things that have been said and done. —Carl Baker
We all know that in the War of Resistance Against Japan, the revolutionary martyrs sacrificed their lives to save the country, and countless patriots joined in this war and saved the country in their own way. The Japanese army was fierce at that time, so this battle was also fought more hard. However, not all Japanese troops are so powerful, there is no lack of strange existence in the ranks of the Japanese army, today let's talk about the 4 senior Japanese generals who died in the war, some died at their own hands.
The first one was Iida Yasujiro from Chiba Prefecture, Japan, a major general in the Japanese Army. In November 1940, during the "sweeping" operation in North China, Iida Taijiro saw a girl, so he felt that the people around him were too distracting, so he broke up with his own people. Unfortunately, it was discovered by the Eighth Route Army, and then he was seriously injured by the Eighth Route Army and died in a Japanese hospital.
The second is Ōkaku Cen Shan, a Japanese admiral, who also belongs to the more bizarre type of death. At that time, in 1941, in order to make the navy's plan to advance south, he deliberately took a plane to China to inspect the situation, but when passing through Zhongshan County, he was directly discovered by the Nationalist army, and the plane was immediately hit by a big attack, and Dajiao Cen Shan crashed and died.
The third man was Masao Nakamura, a lieutenant general in the army. The lieutenant general can be said to be plagued by bad luck, in the Battle of Kunlun in December 1939, he was initially hit by the soft tissue on the left side of the face by the bullets of the Nationalist army, and then he was hit in the abdomen by the Nationalist army when he went out, and finally he lay in a private house in Jiutang, and when he was about to open his abdomen, he was hit by the shells of the Nationalist army, and some sand and stones fell directly into Nakamura Masao's stomach, and the military doctor was unable to organize this situation on his body. He died in the end.
The fourth person was Hasebe Rirui, this person was the captain of the 235th Infantry Regiment, when he was surrounded by the Soviet army in Nomonkan, the Soviet army fought very badly, this time the Japanese army was at a disadvantage, at that time Hasebe Rirui himself made the main retreat, but it was equivalent to dying at the hands of his own men, because the staff around him and other people forced him, and finally committed suicide.