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The Japanese soldiers, who surrendered in 1974, fought a guerrilla war in the mountains for 29 years, not knowing that Japan had been defeated
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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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The last Japanese soldiers who surrendered, fighting guerrilla warfare in the jungle for 30 years, learned of Japan's defeat and said 6 words
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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 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, a Japanese soldier hid in the mountains and fought guerrilla warfare for 29 years, but refused to see the emperor after returning to Japan
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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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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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