A group of old photos revealed: the difference between the puppet army and the imperial allied army during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was that there were even female puppet troops!

History has its own life, it is like a person, both easy-going and self-respecting. ——Yu Qiuyu

This was wang Jingwei, the leader of the puppet army

After Wang Jingwei surrendered to Japan, he established the Puppet Government of Wang, which was actually a puppet government of Japan; after the establishment of the puppet regime, Wang Jingwei began to form his own army, which was called the puppet army, although it belonged to the puppet Wang puppet government, but the Japanese military had the right to move at any time.

These are puppet armies, and from their formations, we can feel that they are not regular troops, let alone combat effectiveness, they are all greedy for wealth and wealth, greedy for life and afraid of death.

With the support of the Japanese, these puppet troops are very arrogant, and you can see from the look in their eyes that they cannot be brutal.

Old photos of the puppet army in the War of Resistance Against Japan: These female soldiers wearing puppet military uniforms with short hair are Wang Jingwei's female soldiers of the government, also known as female puppet soldiers.

The Imperial Allied Army was formed by the Japanese army to make up for the shortage of troops at that time, and most of them were composed of some traitors or some surrendered troops of the Kuomintang, and their role was to cooperate with the Japanese army

In 1938, the number of various pseudo-armed imperial allies was only about 70,000, but on the eve of the end of the War of Resistance, this number soared to about 2 million.

The Imperial Allied Forces were also the most powerful of these traitors, and they needed to assist the Japanese army in military operations.