In 1937, tens of thousands of Japanese officers and soldiers created a bloody massacre in Nanjing, the ancient city of Jinling, and the heartbroken Japanese army used the most despicable and shameless means to brutally kill more than 300,000 of my compatriots.
During the six-week-long Nanjing Massacre, the Japanese army turned this beautiful and long-standing ancient city into a hell on earth with mountains of corpses, the streets, villages and rivers in Nanjing were full of corpses of Nanjing soldiers and civilians, and wild dogs were eating corpses in groups. So, in the Nanjing Massacre, how tragic was the scene of the mountain of corpses piled up? Years later, the diary of a Veteran of the Japanese Army described the scene to us, saying that there was something squirming in the corpse pile, so what was it?
The Japanese veteran, Kazuo Tsone, followed the infamous Sixth Division into Nanjing in 1937 and wrote down his experiences in the massacre. Years later, Japanese veteran Kazuo Tsone compiled his diary and revealed the truest massacre of the Nanjing Massacre to the Japanese people. Zeng Gen Yifu recalled: "During the Nanjing massacre, it was found that everywhere I went, there were mountains of corpses, and the corpses were so rotten that they were difficult to clean up, emitting a foul smell. The half-decayed corpse may have swelled up to the point of tearing apart due to the gas in its body. The stench and eerie sensations emitted from this are enough to make people look like earth and disgust. Through the above description of the veterans of the Japanese army, the real and terrible scene of the Nanjing Massacre is described to the world, and the author believes that even the executioners who created this tragic situation are shocked, let alone those of us in peacetime.
Therefore, the tragic situation and horror of the Nanjing Massacre are not something we can imagine today, and what is the difference between this scene and hell? This shows how inhuman the Japanese army is! However, even more heartbreaking was yet to come, with veteran Kazuo Sogen describing a scene that stunned him: "The wing passed through a village where the bodies of fifty or so villagers fell to the ground. Some were beheaded, some stabbed to death with bayonets, some killed by bullets, and blood-stained corpses were stacked on top of each other. No matter how accustomed to the battlefield, the scene in front of you still looks terrible. Just as I was watching the miserable situation in front of me, I suddenly noticed something squirming in the pile of bloodied corpses. I thought it was suspicious and looked closer, and it turned out to be a baby. The inhabitants were killed, but the baby was alive. It's hard to speculate whether this was a good intention or an accident, in short, they didn't do it just for babies. The baby was born a few months ago and has no way of knowing, just crawling. Probably because of his weakness, he didn't even have the strength to cry, but his hands and feet kept struggling. It turned out that the Japanese veteran was heartbroken to see that the thing that was constantly squirming in the pile was a newborn baby.
The author believes that this unfortunate baby, who had just arrived in the world, suffered such a barbaric encounter, his mother was brutally killed by the Japanese army, he did not even have the strength to cry, at that time, like a magic cave in the city of Nanjing, his end was also fierce and unlucky, which really made people feel both sad and sorry! The above is the real scene of the Japanese veterans dictating the pile of corpses, and its tragic situation reminds people of hell, but the baby squirming in the corpse is even more heartbreaking, which is the national shame of the Nanjing Massacre, which is a national shame intertwined with blood and tears!
During the Nanjing Massacre, the Japanese army exhausted all kinds of inhumane beastly acts in the world, and the atrocities of killing innocent civilians made the people of the world feel sad and indignant, and all men, women, old and young became the targets of japanese killings. In short, in the ancient city of Nanjing in 1937, tens of thousands of Japanese officers and soldiers became a beast with no one to control, and wrote the most brutal and shameless chapter in the history of modern human civilization in Nanjing.