Countries that did not accept Japan's surrender executed all Japanese prisoners of war and demanded severe punishment of the emperor
Japan was a fascist Axis power and one of the most important initiators of World War II. Japan's crimes committed during World War II were so angry that many countries were thrown into war. Facts have also proved that the unjust war will eventually be lost, and Japan will eventually lose the war, surrender unconditionally, and accept the disposal of the Allies. But this country did not accept Japan's surrender, put all the Japanese prisoners to death, and demanded severe punishment of the Japanese emperor, which japan still fears to this day, which is Australia.
Australia was very low-key in World War II, and in the early stages of World War II, Australia participated in very few wars and basically could not see the figure of its army. But as Japan expanded wildly in the Asian theater, Japan's ambitions grew, and it gradually extended its hand to the Pacific region, touching the interests of Australia in the middle of the Pacific. In the early days of the war, Japan did not take Australia seriously, sent bombers to Australian ports, and frantically dropped bombs, causing many Casualties of Australian troops and civilians. Even more edifyingly, the Japanese brutally tortured the captured Australian troops, either directly executed or brutally killed.
Since Australia's independence in 1927, it has maintained a peaceful social state for a long time, rarely participating in the battles of various countries, and Because Japan cannot bite the hard bone of the United States, it has turned to the direction of attack on Australia, and sent fighters to bomb for no reason, sowing the seeds of hatred for Australia. After Japan announced its unconditional surrender, Australia was also a country that did not accept Japan's surrender, and it was also the country that handed over the largest number of Class A war criminals among the violated countries.
In order to avenge the snow hatred, they refused to return the Japanese prisoners, and fought back to the Japanese army in the way that Japan treated the Australian army at that time, even if japan pleaded bitterly, Australia was still unmoved, determined to execute all prisoners of war, and also demanded that the Japanese emperor be tried as a war criminal in the trial court. At that time, Japan was too excessive, did not treat the people of other countries as human beings, and even used germ warfare on the battlefield, which was a crime committed by Japan itself and had to be repaid sooner or later.