History has its own life, it is like a person, both easy-going and self-respecting. ——Yu Qiuyu
During World War II, the Japanese army launched simultaneous invasions of several countries in Southeast Asia and China. Among the several Allied countries, Australia executed the most Japanese war criminals, with a total of more than 140 B and C class war criminals executed, and even once demanded the execution of the Japanese emperor at that time. The picture shows the Australian army executing Japanese war criminals.
In World War II, the Japanese army tried to capture Australia several times but failed, in the process of fighting with the Japanese army, the Australian army showed heroism, several times with the Japanese army, the Japanese army was repelled, and the losses were not small, the Japanese used air superiority to bomb Australian cities, causing many deaths and injuries to innocent Australian civilians. Therefore, the Australians hated the Japanese army to the bone, and after the end of World War II, Australia, as the victorious country, resolutely executed many Japanese war criminals.
Germany was the instigator of World War II, causing serious disasters to various European countries, pictured here on May 28, 1946 in the German Lanzberg prison execution of Nazi war criminal Klaus Schilling
In World War II, Hungary was an accomplice of Germany and other countries, and after the end of World War II, war criminals naturally had to accept the punishment they deserved. Pictured: Hungarian Hitler", Ferenc Szalasi and three others were executed on March 12, 1946.
Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Sarasis was sentenced to death by hanging. These political maniacs tried to occupy the whole world through war, and finally ended up in such a fate, confirming the saying that justice may be late, but it will never be absent.
China was one of the countries most seriously injured in World War II, and the heinous crimes committed by Japan in China were more serious than any other country, and China, which suffered the most, also executed a number of Japanese war criminals after the war.
Pictured: A photo of a Japanese war criminal executed in China in 1947, I wonder what the psychology of the onlookers seeing this scene is, and they can't solve their hatred?
Spies are also gritted teeth in war, and important intelligence can often determine the outcome of a battle. Pictured: One of several Germans killed by a U.S. military firing squad outside the German town of Brunswick in 1945 because they believed he was a spy.
For humanitarian reasons, these war criminals are met with their last request before being sent to the execution ground, which shows the war criminals smoking their last cigarette before leaving.
Many of the Japanese war criminals who were shot by the Chinese army ran back to China.