Whenever there is a war invaded by an aggressor, there will be a large number of people who defect to the enemy for the sake of profit, which is a traitor. The term "traitor" became well known during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and according to incomplete statistics, the number of traitors in the country exceeded 2 million at that time, and they not only handled the daily affairs of the Japanese aggressors, but even persecuted their compatriots as the lackeys of the Japanese aggressors, and eventually became historical sinners spurned by thousands of people. At that time, the Japanese adopted the policy of "using China to control China", allowing these traitors to act as agents in China, and they were directed as behind-the-scenes bosses. Today, let's see through the ugly faces of these traitors through old photos.
Figure 1: During the War of Resistance Against Japan, there were many pseudo-military policewomen who served The Japanese devils, and their main work was household registration investigation, inspection of pedestrians, rescue of women, and propaganda of "Sino-Japanese friendship." At that time, many of the female police officers who served the Japanese and puppet authorities were related to traitors, so they also became thorns in the eyes of the military commanders that must be eradicated.
Figure 2: On March 12, 1935, on Arbor Day, Wang Jingwei, chief executive of the National Government, accompanied by children and teenagers, participated in a tree planting activity in Nanjing. This commemorative photo left at that time was called "Ten Years of Trees, A Hundred Years of Tree People", thinking about the end of history, it can be seen that tree people are indeed not easy. Wang Jingwei is a "traitor", there is no doubt about it. He went from being a "hero of the Alliance who "drew the knife into a quick and did not live up to the head of a teenager" and sacrificed himself to assassinate the regent, to becoming an enemy of the people and a traitor.
Picture 3: The film is located in the Henan area of Anhui Province, where two devils are watching the traitors play mahjong. The two Japanese soldiers had a serious expression, as if they were studying the way of playing, the sitting traitor was "addicted to the teacher", and there were gambling money piled on the table. I can't understand the intention of the Japanese army to take this photo, is it who is going to pull out and behead if they lose the game of mahjong?
Figure 4: The female traitor standing on the "red carpet" - Yoshiko Kawashima. In the semi-colonial and semi-feudal society at that time, in the era of male superiority and female inferiority, how much national intelligence did Kawashima Yoshiko have to sell, how many anti-war warriors to sell, and how many military supplies were prepared for japanese devils, so that she could stand in the center of the high-ranking officials and nobles? She participated in major secret operations such as the "Huanggutun Incident", "918 Incident", and "Transfer of Wanrong", and was greatly praised by the head of Japanese secret agents, Tanaka Takayoshi, Kenji Toihara and others. Yoshiko Kawashima's eleventh ancestor was Aisin Kyora Emperor Taiji (Emperor Taizong of The Qing Dynasty).
Figure 5: In October 1945, Zhangjiakou City's traitor WenHuajun was arrested, and from the picture, he saw the beautiful girl leaning against the wall with joy on her face, which also reflected from the side how evil and heinous the traitors were!