During World War II, the Japanese army burned and looted without evil, and they were not only crazy but also had no bottom line. From the beginning of the aggression against our country in 1931 until the surrender in 1945, the whole of Asia basically escaped the clutches of Japan, and even launched the Pacific War later. In the history of Japan's aggression, they ignored the Geneva Conventions and killed innocent people and prisoners of war.
Because the scale of World War II was too large, resulting in a shortage of medical personnel, many soldiers could not receive timely treatment, so the International Red Cross Society sent medical personnel to provide humanitarian treatment to all soldiers. The Geneva Conventions at that time stipulated that no state or military organization could harm medical personnel, a treaty strictly observed by all countries that participated in the war.
At that time, the Later Japanese Army captured more than 500 Red Cross medical personnel in a battle, and after the medical personnel were captured, they offered to stay in the Japanese army to help the Japanese treat the wounded, but they did not expect that the Japanese army actually killed them all, which caused international anger
In the subsequent Pacific Campaign, the United States and Australia jointly captured 170,000 Japanese troops, including many disabled soldiers, who besieged these Japanese troops on an island in the Pacific, but they did not expect that the hot and humid climate of the island combined with injuries and diseases directly broke out among these Japanese people, causing the total annihilation of 170,000 Japanese troops, which was also considered to avenge the medical personnel who died at that time