An unforgettable moment in history: Himmler, who introduced hitler to the soldier doll, and Figure 9 took the child as a biochemical experiment
Picture 1: This old photograph was taken in December 1916, near the Hamel area on the front line of the Somme, where a British soldier with a bandage wrapped around his head and a helmet in his hand, smiling and squinting at the camera. There was a hole in it, it turned out that a piece of shrapnel hit his helmet, although it was broken, but it played a good buffer left and right, and the result was only a slight injury to the head, otherwise, I am afraid that he would have died a long time ago. With such a blessing of good luck, I don't know if he survived that war?
Figure 2: Old photos of the German army in World War II, during World War II, the German army recruited a total of 500,000 female soldiers, most of whom were engaged in auxiliary work, had no military ranks and ranks, did not wear weapons, and were basically only recruited among volunteers. The tongue on the right is so long that few people can do it.
Figure 3: [Himmler introducing soldier dolls to Hitler] Despite the unfavorable war situation, it was necessary to have fun and have fun, and Himmler was enthusiastically introducing soldier dolls to Hitler, who were based on the image of soldiers in the era of Frederick the Great of Prussia. Hitler watched with great interest, and it seemed that the soldier suit could be loved by anyone at any time. Hitler was born in fine arts, he belonged to the insider to watch the doorway, and the Feglein next to him was a pure layman, he could only watch the hilarity, not even the hilarity, and his reluctant expression showed that he had no interest in it.
Figure 4 shows an American paratrooper inspecting his collection of Axis swords around 1945. The soldier was attached to the U.S. 517 Parachute Regiment. He was holding the M1934 salute knife from the Reich Labor Bureau of Nazi Germany, while the other swords, from left to right, should be czech VZ24 bayonets, Spanish folding knives, Nazi STORM SA (or SS) daggers, wooden-handled Mauser bayonets, SA daggers, and bakelite-handled Burser bayonets. Also notice that the paratrooper also had a skull ring of the Waffen-SS on his hand.
Figure 5: On Iwo Jima, February 1945, a U.S. Marine, under the cover of two other team members, attacks a Japanese bunker with a flamethrower.
Figure 6: In Okinawa, April 1945, the Japanese set traps on cabbage with grenades.
Figure 7: After a fierce air battle, will the machine gunner bury himself with a bullet casing?
Figure 8: In Saipan, 1944, a U.S. military pilot sits in a plane with an injured Japanese child in his arms, preparing to go to a hospital for treatment. The look in this soldier's eyes is also infinitely reverie, perhaps he has just lost his close comrade-in-arms, perhaps he thinks that he can return to his homeland soon, he has long been disgusted with war. The following child is not so lucky
Figure 9: Northeast China, 1942. The devils of Japan's 731 bacterial biochemical unit are using Chinese to do biochemical reaction experiments on chemical viruses... It's inhumane. The actual controller of Unit 731 was None other than Shiro Ishii. But in order to hide his eyes and ears, he hid behind the scenes. His external identity is a professor of the pseudo-"Manchurian Medical University", and he must remember this name: Ishii Shiro. His sins are no less than Okamura's, because his actions have far exceeded the bottom line of the war.