China was the country that suffered the most, and the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression fought for more than ten years, causing tens of millions of casualties among soldiers and civilians, and many provinces were destroyed by the flames of war. The Japanese army committed countless crimes at home, even if the War of Resistance is over, their crimes will always be written in the history books, but the attitude of Japan to this war is also different, some people selectively ignore, and vigorously exaggerate the justice of their war.
However, the facts cannot be erased by their perverse reasoning, the evidence of the crimes committed by the Japanese army in China is conclusive, and to this day, there are many places that record the original crimes of the Japanese army.
For example, in a martyrs' cemetery in China, there is a tomb of a Japanese soldier, and the text on it is also a good record of the original crimes of the Japanese army, and the six words "internationalist warrior" on the tombstone have made Japan lose face.
Many people will find it very strange, why is there a tomb of a Japanese soldier in a Chinese martyrs' cemetery? In fact, this is also understandable, not all Japanese people approve of the war of aggression.
Militarist control
Japan was able to wage so many wars during World War II, relying on their perverted search for their own domestic manpower and material resources.
They sent all the men who could be mobilized to the battlefield, and used the brainwashing of militarism to turn countless Japanese soldiers into devils.
Of course, the hateful part of militarism is not only the means of brainwashing, but also the deception, in fact, many Japanese people went to the battlefield and did not understand what was going on, their understanding of these wars was not deep enough, such as this Japanese soldier named Itachi Sukeo, who belonged to the battlefield who was tricked into coming to the battlefield, and only found that they were asked to participate in such a criminal war when they arrived here.
There are many people like him in China, and the Japanese government uses various means to fool a large number of people into the battlefield, and many people really go to war, only to find that they have been deceived, but they have already gone to the battlefield, they cannot help themselves, and they are thus controlled by militarism.
Conscience is not broken
Sukeo Itachi hated war, especially when he realized that such a war was a crime, and his heart was tormented. He was also a very protest-minded person, and when he found out that he had been deceived, he did not give in like others, but chose to help China's war of resistance.
Once, during a mopping operation, he chose to commit suicide, and before he died, he deliberately managed to leave a hundred thousand rounds of ammunition for the guerrillas who later found his body.
At that time, the Chinese army was very short of various strategic materials, and Itasuke was undoubtedly a charcoal in the snow.
He ended his life, but he kept his hope, and he also wrote his dying words on a note, which expressed his resolute unwillingness to fight such a war of aggression, hoping that the bullets he left behind would help the Chinese army win this war. Of course, what he left behind was indeed difficult to affect the overall war, but this was not important, what mattered was that Sukeo Itachi, as a Japanese soldier, realized who the victim was, and the act of militarism was shameful.
So he chose to die, and there is nothing more convincing than the Japanese who still look down on the war in their own country, and in Japan, there are many people like him who have made great contributions to the war of resistance. We must also look at this kind of thing objectively, and it is impossible to forgive Japan's crimes, but the Japanese should not be killed with a stick. There were also many Japanese people who helped China during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, but in fact, the war was a huge disaster for the people on both sides, and it was still necessary to be friendly to those Japanese people with conscience, and there was no need to treat them as aggressors, of course, there was no need to be too polite to those who still wanted to restore militarism.