Author: Dramatization commentator
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The first one said that the Japanese troops landed in Vladivostok (called Urasaide in Japan) and were warmly welcomed by the officials and people of various countries. At that time, few Russians actually thought highly of Japan.
There are too many historical grievances in Japan-Russia relations. The Sino-Japanese War of 1894, Britain, France and Russia intervened and returned Liao , so the Liaodong Peninsula was able to stay in the Qing Dynasty , and Japan remembered Tsarist Russia . Ten years later, , the Russo-Japanese War, , Japan won a great victory and took away South Sakhalin Island from Tsarist Russia.
This picture shows that per capita is swaggering through Vladivostok, very majestic.
In 1918, in the name of saving Tsarist Russia, Japan sent armed troops to Siberia to intervene in the Russian civil war. The purpose of course was to make a profit. At that time, 14 countries participated in the armed intervention in Soviet Russia, and China was one of them. Japan was the first to go, the last to leave, the most money and the most troops.
The relationship between the two countries is so bad, how can they be kind enough to save it? Japan sent 70,000 troops, a very large number, accounting for 80% of the intervention forces of various countries. Japan is relatively poor among these countries.
Although the Russo-Japanese War was defeated, Tsarist Russia was far more powerful than Japan. Its main force was deployed in Europe, and the East was not the focus. Japan knows this very well. If Russia moves its troops eastward, the Japanese army will not be able to defeat it.
Soviet Russia had internal and external troubles, so it could only take a long-term approach to Japan, which had ill intentions.
If they blatantly seize territory, not only will Soviet Russia definitely seek to settle accounts with Japan, but Western countries will also disagree. The United States is very aware of Japan's ambitions. It took the initiative to issue a statement earlier, stating that it only recognized that Sakhalin Island belongs to Russia.
As the Soviet Union won successive victories, Western countries felt bored and began to withdraw their troops one after another. Although China has followed suit and sent troops to protect overseas Chinese, it makes sense to quickly complete the mission and return home.
But Japan believed that this trip was not in vain, so it refused to leave. The international trend at that time had given up on the blatant doctrine of big ships and artillery, but Japan was still addicted to it, and it was really crazy about a giant like Soviet Russia.
Seeing Japan's tens of thousands of troops, Soviet Russia adopted guerrilla raids to avoid direct combat with Japan. Japan was very troubled, so it bargained with Soviet Russia.
Soviet Russia meant to give Japan some privileges and then withdraw its troops. Japan felt that it was not enough, but the situation was becoming increasingly unfavorable to Japan, and Japan proposed to garrison troops in coastal cities.
Later, Japan simply occupied North Sakhalin Island and returned it in 1925 when the Soviet Union and Japan established diplomatic relations.
This kind of rogue behavior made Soviet Russia very angry, and also made Western countries very dissatisfied. Japan looked terrible. Finally, I have to say that Japan has no territorial ambitions towards Russia... As for whether it does, everyone understands.
Soviet Russia established the Far Eastern Republic. As a buffer between the Soviet Union and Japan, this Far Eastern Republic was very shameful.
In name, this is an independent country, but in fact it is controlled by Soviet Russia. To this day, some Far East local ethnic minorities in Russia demand the restoration of the Far Eastern Republic. In other words, this account has not been settled with Japan to this day.
In 1945, the Soviet army launched an all-out war against Japan. The Japanese side believed that the Soviet Union was treacherous and broke the treaty. In fact, from the Soviet Union's point of view, they were disgusted by Japan and couldn't help but want to beat him. The Japanese were so angry that they didn't even get any hair. In the end, they went to the Beiyang government and paid 30,000 yuan to the Ocean because the Chinese navy lent its naval guns to the Red Army to fight against Japan.
The Russo-Japanese War ceded the southern part of Sakhalin Island, and Japan intervened in the Far East Republic. Together, these accounts disgusted the Soviet Union for decades. Therefore, regarding the four northern islands, Japan cannot say that it is completely a victim.
Western powers and China are very clear on this issue. Russia has a vast territory and superior strength. Although it is sometimes incapable of dealing with the West, it is more than enough to deal with Japan.Why can’t Japan understand it clearly? This series of pictorials shows Japan’s arrogant ignorance.
Author: Dramatization commentator
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