During World War II, Japan's evil deeds were indeed resisted by many countries, and many countries still have a hostile attitude towards this country. However, Japan did not get much benefit, and World War II not only caused great damage to the country, but also suffered the baptism of the atomic bomb in the end, which did make the country face serious losses, because the damage caused by the atomic bomb was irreversible. It is precisely because of this loss that Japan has repeatedly implied an apology from the United States at international conferences, and even put its country on the side of the victims.
However, the Attitude of the United States has always been more resolute, believing that there is no wronged soul under the atomic bomb, in fact, looking at what Japanese women did during World War II, we can understand that they did not die unjustly. It is well known that the impact on ordinary people in war is very large, especially those women and children who are already in a vulnerable position. However, this did not occur in Japan, where even women played an important role. You know, during that period, the Japanese army was extremely large, reaching about 3.5 million, and most of them were in China.
It is precisely because many men go to war that most women in the country stay at home. But they were not idle, and at that time Japan launched so many battle plans, there must be a big gap in terms of military supplies. Therefore, these Japanese women have been baptized by the idea of the military, completely regard themselves as a means of production, constantly producing all kinds of military training supplies in the factory, and even bullets, mines, grenades and other important military weapons are made by them, and these women's working attitude is extremely crazy, even to the point of not resting, so during that period, the number of Japanese women dying in the factory is also very large.
In the minds of these women in the country, it seems that this war of aggression launched by the country is reasonable and has no intention of repentance, and even after the occupation of Nanjing by the country's army, they have taken the initiative to take to the streets to constantly celebrate this war. You know, at that time, the mainland lost 300,000 people, this is only a city of Nanjing, so from this point of view, the US military with atomic bombs, let Japan lose 200,000 people is not particularly much, at least in this comparison, the Japanese army's evil deeds will be more prominent, and in the case of these troops doing so many evil deeds, these Japanese women also play a great role, they continue to replenish military supplies for the army.
Some women even volunteered to go to the army to become comfort women with the army, or they would send their daughters to the army to serve the emperor. So at that time, these women worked completely unconditionally for the Japanese army, and despite their fate, they were basically voluntary. After the end of World War II, a large number of Japanese women were sent to the U.S. military in Japan, and Japan wanted to curry favor with the U.S. military in this way, so that it could get the support of the U.S. military at the time of the final judgment. Obviously, this approach has indeed paid off, and the US military has always been on the side of Japan since then. Of course, these Japanese women who went to the U.S. military were also voluntary, and they always felt that this way of serving the country was something to be proud of.
It can be seen that in the war at that time, although Japanese women did not stand on the frontal battlefield like men, they also became one of the leaders of the war and constantly became a tool of the country. If these women had been able to better guarantee their rights and have a clear understanding at that time, then Japan would certainly not have had such a strong offensive process. So to a certain extent, these Japanese women do play an indispensable role. Their madness seems to have been completely incomprehensible, and it is this very irrational approach that has made the countries of the world extremely hostile to the former Japan.