Medical personnel and civilians can be said to be the most unkillable people on the battlefield, after all, these two types of people are not a threat to soldiers, especially medical personnel can even save lives at critical moments, but the Japanese during World War II did not believe in the necessity of this regulation, and killed many medical personnel and civilians wearing red cross emblems when attacking the Australian port of Darwin, of course, 170,000 Japanese troops paid the price of their lives. When the Japanese attacked Darwin Port, the Australians did not react in time, and it was precisely because of this that their losses in this war would be very heavy. After this war, Australia and Japan formed a feud.
Later, Australia and the United States jointly besieged the Japanese army on a small island, which became a time for Australia to take revenge. Japan can be said to have run out of ammunition on this island, and there is no possibility of a successful breakthrough. In the face of such a situation, Australia has not been soft,000, and even tried its best to exterminate it. For example, when the Japanese hid in the cave, they would directly set a fire. It is precisely because of this that the Japanese army, which has always been known for its toughness, reluctantly chose to surrender. Australia also took the opportunity to massacre the Japanese army. Listening to such a description alone may make many people think that Australia is too fierce. But let us not forget that the first to kill innocent people and medical personnel was Japan, and Australia only avenged these innocent souls.
In fact, Japan did not just offend Australia. Similar hatred was forged between Japan and the Philippines, which eventually ended with the massacre of a large number of Japanese prisoners in the Philippines. As for the relationship between Japan and the Soviet Union, it is even more interesting, in fact, from the perspective of strength alone, Japan cannot defeat the Soviet Union, but the Soviet Union has not suffered losses at the hands of the Japanese army. Therefore, after Japan surrendered, the Soviet Union directly sent all these Japanese prisoners to Siberia and let them work as hard laborers. By the time the Japanese government had managed to get these Japanese soldiers back, many Japanese prisoners had already died because of the harsh living conditions.
In fact, although the fate of Japan after its defeat was very miserable, it was much better than their performance in invading other countries, after all, Japan did not do less things like slaughtering cities. Moreover, Japan hugged the thighs of the United States after its defeat, and was exempted from many punishments under the protection of the United States, including the Japanese emperor, who also survived under the protection of the United States, otherwise, today's Japan would not be so moist, after all, after Japan's defeat in the war, many countries are waiting for Japan to pay the corresponding price, for example, Germany's fate that year is a very typical example.
It is no exaggeration to say that Japan at that time really brought unprecedented psychological shadows to Asian countries with its own efforts, and even now, many countries will shudder when they mention Japan during World War II, after all, Japan was indeed too crazy. After the end of World War II, Japan was limited in its military development, which also made many countries breathe a sigh of relief. After all, in the face of such an ambitious country, we must not be able to give him any chance. However, after being restricted by military development, has Japan really become honest? Not really.
If you know anything about Japan's actions over the years, you will find that Japan has only become low-key compared to before. For example, some time ago, they also announced that they would modify aircraft carriers and build fifth-generation aircraft, and from this we can also see that Japan's ambitions have never faded. All in all, we are indeed stronger than Japan today, but this does not mean that we do not have to guard against Japan, after all, we can never forget the damage that Japan caused us.