How cruel were the Japanese soldiers? A pregnant woman who was seven months pregnant was disemboweled, and the baby froze to death after landing on the ground

The Japanese army exhibited extreme cruelty during World War II, including atrocities against women and children. Not only did they disembowel the 7-month-old woman, but they also froze the baby to death after it landed.

Such cruelty transcends human understanding and moral boundaries, and brings deep pain and indelible humiliation to war.

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