After the mainland successfully drove out the Japanese invaders, the mainland also conducted an interrogation of the traitors during the War of Resistance Against Japan, and finally found that there were millions of people. So, after Japan's defeat and surrender, where did China's large number of traitorous puppet armies go? How did they end up? What was done about it?
At the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, many traitors knew that the defeat of the Japanese army was a foregone conclusion, and in order to prevent themselves from being held accountable, they joined our army one after another, and for these people, even if Japan was defeated, they were not punished, although they all escaped the cities of the country at that time, but after the founding of New China, they still paid a heavy price for their actions.
After betraying the motherland, the traitors helped the Japanese army to massacre many of the countrymen, and such people could not be forgiven no matter what, because they had long been notorious, not only could not tolerate them by the law, but even the people also had a deep resentment towards them. Of course, the more miserable such a person is, the better.
Basically, most of the traitors were punished by the state, and the state would punish them according to the sins they committed when they defected to the Japanese army, and if they did not do anything bad, they would be released directly, but if they killed other citizens, they could only be executed.
I have to say that since they had decided to betray the motherland, no matter what punishment they had, they could only accept it. There are also some traitors with special identities, and the network behind them is very complicated, so the state has not punished them. There are also some traitors who get some news in advance and choose to settle in other countries, although the country does not want to let them go, but because their backgrounds are different from ordinary people, they have left their lives. In addition, there are some traitors who have betrayed the motherland just to save their lives, and because these people have less sin and will not punish them severely, they can survive.
We must bear in mind the humiliation suffered by the mainland in the War of Resistance Against Japan, strengthen our convictions, and refrain from betraying the motherland for the sake of interests. And for those in order. We must also pay tribute to the revolutionary martyrs who died in the victory of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and follow their example.