Onoda Shiro

3 Of Japan's "Last Imperial Army" spent nearly 30 years on the Islands of the South Pacific!
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The last Japanese surrender soldier, the isolated island, fought a guerrilla war for 29 years, killing and wounding 130 local people
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During World War II, a Japanese army hid in the mountains for nearly thirty years, and after leaving the mountain, he was picked up by a special plane and became a national hero
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The last Japanese soldiers to surrender world war II, insisted on guerrilla warfare in the mountains and forests for 29 years, and 130 people died under his guns
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Why did a Japanese soldier hide alone in a cave for 27 years after World War II? The answer is something you would never have guessed
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The Japanese soldiers did not know of Japan's surrender, guerrilla in the jungle for 30 years, and wept bitterly after surrendering
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The last Japanese soldier to surrender, he fought a guerrilla war on an isolated island for 30 years, what was his end?
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After the end of World War II, this Japanese soldier lurked in the United States for 28 years and became a hero when he returned home
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The last Japanese devil, who survived in the forest for 30 years, also killed 130 policemen
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Why did the Japanese soldiers, who surrendered 29 years later, quickly leave For Brazil after returning home, and what he was running away from
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The last Japanese soldiers to surrender in 1974, alone in the jungle guerrilla, shot more than 130 soldiers and civilians
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He was originally a Chinese who held out for the Japanese army for 30 years, but was not recognized by the Japanese
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The last Japanese soldier to surrender in World War II, because he did not know the end of the war, fought a guerrilla war for 29 years.
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After Japan surrendered, there was a Japanese soldier in the Philippines who insisted on fighting for 29 years and refused to surrender
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Photo of the last Japanese soldier to surrender: Hidden in the forest for nearly 30 years, during which more than 130 people were killed or wounded
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The last Japanese soldier, Onoda Hiroro, immigrated to Brazil shortly after returning to China, is he really patriotic?
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After World War II, he single-handedly held out for 14 years, dispatching 3 divisions and hundreds of tanks, and only 10 years later was killed
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