In 1931, the three northeastern provinces gradually fell into the clutches of Japan. After the invading Japanese army entered the three eastern provinces, they pursued the so-called "three-light policy"; they raised their sharp knives in their hands to slaughter innocent people, which is to kill "light", and when they see valuable treasures, they will rob "light", and if they really cannot take away those valuable treasures, then they will burn "light" all. Not only that, during the War of Resistance Against Japan, after the complete fall of the three eastern provinces, the Japanese army began to enter the relevant areas on a large scale.
And what makes people feel even more bizarre is that in order to further gain control of the three northeastern provinces, the Japanese army began to build a series of military projects. The Japanese army is well aware that the three northeastern provinces have a very special strategic position and strategic significance, although the three northeastern provinces are not at the center of China's territory. However, the Japanese invaders still wanted to use the special parachute jump of the three northeastern provinces to realize their intention of invading all of China. In this way, the Japanese army began to transform the three northeastern provinces.
So in such a situation, they had to guarantee their absolute control over the three northeastern provinces, so the construction of a series of fortifications was put on the agenda. Of course, all the labor used in the construction work was Chinese. But one particularly surprising detail is that the number of laborers used in the construction work was comparable to the number of Japanese troops stationed near the project. So what's going on here?
These Japanese soldiers were guarding the Chinese laborers, who lived in particularly harsh conditions, and not only that, but they also had to do all kinds of heavy and dangerous work every day. And the most humiliating thing is that the Japanese regard all Chinese laborers as slaves, as machines. Over time, the laborers who built the fortifications there could not stand it, so there were always laborers who fled from the Japanese territory one after another.
In order to keep an eye on these people, the Japanese army began to increase the number of troops to maintain order. Not only that, but they even invented a series of terrible punishment methods. Once someone tries to escape and is caught, they will face inhuman torture. Those with less serious circumstances will be severely tortured, while those with heavier circumstances will be directly stabbed through the body or buried alive.
Other Japanese soldiers would hang heavy objects on the bodies of the escapees, tearing them apart alive. They also like to tie the electric rod that is energized to the escapee, and then watch the escapee being electrocuted with schadenfreude. Others were caught starving for a few days, and then the Japanese soldiers threw them into hungry wolves.
However, these methods are not the most mad, and they are the most famous among the 12 methods of torturing Chinese invented by the Japanese army
"Pickaxe stew"
。 So-called
It was the Japanese soldiers who broke the escapee's legs alive, and the legs that were still healthy would turn into meat sauce under the blows of the pickaxe.
Ordinary people will feel shocked if they see such a bloody tragedy, and this will make the Japanese soldiers feel extremely excited and excited. Because they felt that only in such a cruel way could they achieve the purpose of punishment, and no one would dare to run away next time. And in order to make an example, even women who escaped are not spared.