Historical real photos: revealing the real life of the US troops stationed in Japan in 1945, the woman sweated like rain

Photographs of the real life of the U.S. troops stationed in Japan in 1945 show the hardships and living conditions of the time. In these photographs, the women are seen sweating profusely, perhaps reflecting the important role they played in the reconstruction of postwar Japan. They may be nurses, secretaries, or other professionals who work hard to rebuild Japanese society.

These photographs are a precious historical testimony to a deeper understanding of life in the post-war period and the responsibilities and contributions of women in the reconstruction work of that era.

In the painting, a beautiful woman falls in love with a soldier and returns home.

In addition to Japanese comfort women, there are also Japanese comfort men

A collection of photographs of the Eight-Nation Coalition at the Temple of Heaven

The performers at that time, wielding swords and swords, were full of energy.

The invading Japanese army is performing, pretending to be goodwill, and wants to be known to the world.

Toy iron guns, catching chickens, jumping goats and other entertainment.

Magdeburg Water Bridge in Germany

The photographs taken by the Japanese army are offensive.

Ordinary officials can only take a maximum of three wives and concubines.

Janssen

A Jewish woman who was captured as a military prostitute during World War II

Kettle of that era

A few women in the Qinglou who sat and went to the arms of foreigners

Japan street woman wearing full exposure.

Eating in the countryside is relatively early

The grace of youth

Delores Costello,

Since the establishment of the comfort station, many Japanese women have been sent to entertain American soldiers.

A young child begs on the street and carries an even younger baby.

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