Old photographs reproduce the ugly faces of Japanese devils: female devils drying diapers, and female devils planting seedlings in Peiping in Figure 5
Figure 1【
In 1938, a female devil who dried a diaper
Before the fall of Peiping in 1937, there were only more than 4,000 Japanese living in Peiping, and then it increased year by year, and by May 1942, the number of Japanese in Peiping had reached more than 106,000, and the number of Japanese women accounted for one-third. These female devils are more engaged in more occupations as typists, operators, entertainers,
spy
Wait, it's also a bunch of vicious women with fierce hearts.
Figure 2:
In this photo, the Japanese army is preparing to take two innocent civilians to practice their swords
。 From this photo, it should be obvious that the difference between the Chinese people and the Japanese army in terms of body shape. Those Japanese troops often received corresponding targeted training, while the Chinese people were exploited by all sides, and they did not even have enough to eat, and they often did not receive any professional training after joining the army.
Eventually, on the battlefield, three or four Chinese soldiers could kill one Japanese soldier. According to post-war statistics, the strength of the participating parties in China was 5.6 million (at its peak).
4.1 million in Japan;
China suffered more than 35 million casualties,
The Japanese suffered more than 1.3 million casualties, which shows that the disparity is large.
Figure 3:
Female medical personnel of the anti-Japanese army captured by the Japanese army in Hubei.
This is a photo of the Chinese female resistance prisoners on the way to be escorted by the Japanese army, and the poor female fighters who were captured did not know what to face next.
In the face of the evil Japanese devils, they are resolutely heroic.
Figure 4【
Japanese devils marching with the ashes of their comrades
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The Japanese army even paid a price on the surface to "collect the body to find a home"
There are other intentions, one is to boost the morale of the troops, and the other is to "protect the short." ”
Because of this, it is difficult to see the bodies of Japanese soldiers on the usual battlefield.
Usually, the Japanese army's treatment of the dead follows a complete system. Generally speaking, the bodies of the deceased are burned into bones on the battlefield in a timely manner and carried in urns; after the war is over, the commanders at all levels personally preside over a large-scale consolation memorial, and then choose the opportunity to transport them back to Japan for burial, and the spiritual seat is enshrined in the Yasukuni Shrine. In the event of a fiasco in the event of a fierce battle, the situation is urgent, and it is difficult to dispose of the complete body in time,
Take the officer cut one arm or one hand, and the soldier cut one hand or one finger as soon as possible out of the battlefield,
Bury the remnants on the spot when you have the opportunity, but you really don't have the opportunity to give up.
Figure 5:
In 1941, a group of Japanese devils planted seedlings in the rice fields of Peiping.
They were in the good old days of life, their faces were beautiful, and they were full of spirit, but they were involved in the war at a young age, and during the Japanese invasion of China, they were even more abusive, and countless compatriots died at their hands.