World War II is a historical necessity, but there are many accidents in this war. For example, in World War II, a dangerous man named Ishihara Guan'er appeared in Japan, and the most dangerous Japanese proposed a plan to gradually encroach on China, and if his plan came true, the history of World War II would be completely rewritten.
Ishihara Wan'er with 918
Before Japan launched an all-out war against China, Ishihara was a staunch aggressor. He believed that Japan would have a war with the United States in the future, and that if Japan wanted to win this war, it must invade China, and before invading China, Japan must invade Manchuria and Mongolia. Ishihara later served as deputy staff officer of the Kwantung Army, and only three years after he assumed this position, Japan launched the 918 Incident and invaded northeast China.
Ishihara's strategy
When Japan established a puppet Manchu government, Ishihara tried to avoid an all-out decisive battle between Japan and China. He believes that China's situation is not as bad as Japan thinks, and with Japan's current national strength, it is difficult to win the war with China. In addition, he fully saw the international situation at that time, believing that Britain and the United States feared communism more than They feared Japanese expansion, and as long as Japan established a puppet Manchu government in the name of making Manchuria independent and prevented the Soviet Union from going south, Britain and the United States would not interfere in Japan's control of Manchuria.
Therefore, at that time, Ishihara Guan'er's proposition was to first manage Manchuria, establish good relations with Britain and the United States, and then gradually encroach on the northern part of China. In fact, Ishihara's strategy was quite successful, and with the Japanese economy invading puppet Manchukuo, the entire industrial group of puppet Manchukuo was all Japanese enterprises, and the political and military aspects were all controlled by Japan. It can be said that at this point, Tohoku has actually fallen into the hands of Japan in full force.
For the history of aggression in northeast China, we have to mention a sad name, that is, the Northeast Anti-Japanese Alliance. Under the policy of Ishihara Guan'er, the Northeast Anti-Japanese League was constantly surrounded and suppressed by the Japanese army, and its power became smaller and smaller. At present, there are different opinions about how many people in the Northeast Anti-Japanese Resistance League still have at the time of the victory of the Anti-Japanese Resistance, some people think that there are more than 4,000 people left, some people think that there are only more than 1,000 people left, and the most cruel version is that only 700 people are left. These 700 people were the last people in the northeast who dared to take up guns and fight against the Japanese.
Therefore, from the history of the Northeast Anti-Japanese League, it is not difficult to see that Ishihara Guan'er is very dangerous, if his plan is really orderly
If the implementation continues, the history of World War II may really have to be rewritten, and even China is very likely to lose its northeast. However, Ishihara Guan'ercheng also launched 918, and lost because of 918.
The defeat of Ishihara and Japan
There is a very long tradition in Japanese society, and that is the lower kagami. Ishihara became famous through the 918 Incident and gained a very high status in Japan. Finally, in 1937, some Japanese troops launched the Lugou Bridge Incident without instructions, which finally set off the prelude to a comprehensive anti-Japanese war.
If Japan just wants to invade and occupy northeast China, then they have a high probability of success, but if Japan wants to invade and occupy the whole of China, then Japan will never succeed. Because Japan's social problems were already very large at that time, such a large-scale use of troops would only speed up the outbreak of Japanese social problems. After the outbreak of World War II, Ishihara was even more desperate, believing that Japan would be defeated. He also proposed that if ten thousand pieces were needed to win world war II, then Britain and the United States would have one million, while Japan would have only one thousand pieces. The subsequent development of the incident confirmed Ishihara's conjecture that Japan was defeated in this war.