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After Japan's defeat, the surrendered soldiers went home to see their wives, soldiers: regretted not dying on the battlefield

During World War II, due to the rapid growth of Japan's national strength during the Meiji Restoration, Emperor Hirohito launched a war of aggression against China, and Emperor Hirohito's remarks spread not only among each other in the army, but also among the people in the country. At that time, the Japanese people believed very much in Emperor Hirohito, believing that Emperor Hirohito was brought by the gods to save Japan, especially the Japanese women at that time were extremely loyal to Emperor Hirohito.

After Japan's defeat, the surrendered soldiers went home to see their wives, soldiers: regretted not dying on the battlefield

Therefore, during World War II, Japanese women were more fanatical about war than Japanese men, and many Japanese women hyped up in Japan that men should not be afraid of war, have the courage to go to the battlefield, and trust Emperor Hirohito's words, and even many Japanese women strongly demanded that their husbands and sons go to the battlefield to serve Emperor Hirohito.

After Japan's defeat, the surrendered soldiers went home to see their wives, soldiers: regretted not dying on the battlefield

And there are also a large number of Japanese women who automatically organize parades in the streets to get men to go to the battlefield, and these Japanese women, under the brainwashing of Emperor Hirohito, even hope that their husbands will die on the battlefield, because this is a symbol of family honor, and Japanese women whose husbands die on the battlefield will receive a large amount of pension and the supreme respect of others.

After Japan's defeat, the surrendered soldiers went home to see their wives, soldiers: regretted not dying on the battlefield

Therefore, after the end of World War II, when the Japanese soldiers who were defeated in the war returned to Japan, these Japanese soldiers were sneered at by their families, who believed that these Japanese troops should die on the battlefield instead of returning to the country after defeat, which was very humiliating, and the people who remained in Japan did not think that these Japanese troops had any bitter feelings, and the Japanese people just thought that the failure of the war was because these Japanese troops were greedy and afraid of death, so these Japanese troops who returned from the war were discriminated against in Japan.

After Japan's defeat, the surrendered soldiers went home to see their wives, soldiers: regretted not dying on the battlefield

And most Japanese wives were ashamed that their husbands did not die in battle, and they did not want to live with their husbands, or even kicked them out of the house. At that time, the United States garrisoned Japan, many Japanese women went to the U.S. army, they thought that the U.S. army was tall and mighty, and rich, so that they would not become deserters like their husbands, and these actions really made those Japanese troops feel cold.

Therefore, at that time, many Japanese troops saw the appearance of their home after returning home, and they regretted why they did not die in the war but returned to the motherland, and were treated like deserters by their wives and friends.

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