Japan is a close neighbor of our country, but this neighbor has once made the Chinese people hate it to the core. In 1931, Japan began to invade our country. Until 1945, with the help of allies such as the United States and the Soviet Union, our country defeated the Japanese army and won the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. In the 14-year period, the number of casualties in my country was as high as 35 million, and a large number of people were displaced and their families were destroyed due to the war, and the economic losses were even more immeasurable. After the victory of in World War II, what are the consequences of the Japanese generals who committed numerous crimes against our people?
1. Emperor Hirohito
Emperor Hirohito was the Japanese Emperor during World War II. He planned and launched many wars such as the war of aggression against China, the Pacific War, and other wars, committing unforgivable crimes against people in Asia and even the world. After his defeat, Emperor Hirohito should have been sent to the Military Court like other World War II war criminals to be tried by justice. Emperor Hirohito possesses an inviolable status in the hearts of the Japanese. Americans are worried that trial and even execution of Hirohito will collapse the Japanese beliefs and the country will fall into turmoil, which is not conducive to its own post-war management of Japan.
With the help of the Americans, Hirohito escaped the trial of Far East Military Court . After World War II, Hirohito was still the emperor of Japan and had a very high status and treatment, but his power was deprived of by the Americans and he became an emperor with no real power and only symbolic meaning.
2. Tojo Hideki
Tojo Hideki was the Japanese Prime Minister during World War II and was responsible for Japan's military and political affairs. Hideki Tojo is also a representative figure of Japanese militarism. He participated in the planning and launching of the war of aggression against China and the Pacific War. After Japan's defeat, Hideki Tojo, as the culprit of Japan's war, was arrested by the Allied forces. After being captured, Hideki Tojo tried to commit suicide, but failed to hit the key point and was rescued by the Allies. In 1948, Tojo Hideki was sentenced to hang him by the Far East Military Court for crimes such as launching wars, invading other countries, and anti-humanity crimes.
3, Yamamoto Izuru
Yamamoto Izuru was the commander-in-chief of Japan's naval joint fleet during World War II. During the war of aggression against China, Yamamoto Izuru sent Japanese Navy many times to assist the Japanese army invading our country. In 1941, in order to aid our country's war of resistance, the United States imposed an embargo on oil and steel on Japan. Japan is scarce about resources, and resources such as oil and steel are heavily dependent on imports. After they cannot buy the strategic materials they want from the international market, Japan plans to go to Southeast Asian countries to seize resources. In order to avoid US military interference, Yamamoto Irosaki planned to attack Pearl Harbor .
On December 7, 1941, Yamamoto Iroku sent 6 aircraft carriers and 441 aircraft to attack the location of the Pacific Fleet , causing 2,403 deaths and 1,178 injuries to the United States. Subsequently, Japan took advantage of the heavy blow of the US Pacific Fleet and had no time to take care of Southeast Asia, and sent troops to strategy the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and other places, and obtained the oil and other resources it wanted.
After the outbreak of the Pearl Harbor incident, the Americans were extremely angry and declared war on Japan.
During the Pacific War, Yamamoto Iroku wanted to annihilate the US military with the traditional tactics of decisive battles at sea. He planned the Battle of Midway, but the US military won the advantage and severely damaged the Japanese army. In the Battle of Guadalcanal, Yamamoto Iroku was defeated by the US army again, which gradually put the Japanese army at a disadvantage. On April 18, 1943, when Yamamoto Iroku inspected the army, his landline was hit by the US military and died at the bottom of the sea.
4, Nagamoto Tachiyama
Nagamoto Tachiyama, Japanese Navy General (after his death), commander-in-chief of the First Air Fleet of the United Fleet. Tadichi Nakumo participated in the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor and the Battle of Midway. In 1944, Tadashi Nagamoto served as commander of the Japanese Central Pacific Fleet and commander-in-chief of Saipan Island. On July 6, 1944, Tadichi Nagamoto was defeated by the US military in the Battle of Saipan, , and chose to commit suicide.
5. Okamura Yasuji
Gangmura Yasuji, served as the commander-in-chief of the Japanese Chinese dispatched army during World War II.In 1940, after the 100th Regiment of battle, Gangmura Yanji served as the supreme commander of the North China , commanding the Japanese army to conduct a cruel sweep of the Eighth Route Army's anti-Japanese base. The " three-light policy" implemented by the Japanese army, which "kills all, burns them all, and steals them all", killed many innocent people in our country and made unforgivable mistakes against our people.
After World War II, as a war criminal, Gangmura Neji should also be sent to the trial table to accept a just trial, but in order to get Gangmura Neji to help him fight the civil war, Gangmura Neji hired Gangmura Neji as his military adviser. Under pressure from domestic and international public opinion, Chiang Kai-shek made Gangmura Yiji undergo a symbolic "trial". With the secret help of the Republic of China government, Kamura Yanji was acquitted by the court. In 1949, Kazumura Yanji was sent back to Japan. In September 1966, Kazumura Yanji died in Japan and lived to be 82 years old.
6, Itagaki Seishiro
Itagaki Seishiro, Japanese Army General , is an important general in the Showa era in Japan. Seishiro Itagaki was one of the main planners of 918 Incident and occupied the Northeast region of my country. In 1932, Seishiro Itagaki and Kenji Doihara planned to establish the puppet Manchukuo, trying to split the country. In 1937, Seishiro Itagaki defeated more than 30 divisions of our army with his troops and occupied Shanxi.
On November 12, 1948, Seishiro Itagaki was sentenced to hang by the Far East Military Court. It was executed at Tokyo Shoya Prison on December 23.
7. Abe Hikaruhihi
Abe Hikaruhi, a Japanese lieutenant general, a "talent" and "mountain warfare" expert who is good at using "new tactics", is called " General Flower " by Japan. On November 7, 1939, Abe Guixiu was shot dead by the Eighth Route Army with mortar at the Laiyuan Operations Temporary Command Center in Hebei.
8, Shouchi,
Shouchi, marshal of the Japanese army general and count. After the Lugou Bridge Incident on July 7, 1937, Shou Shiu was appointed as the commander of the Japanese North China Expeditionary Army, repeatedly breaking through the restrictions of the base camp and occupying the entire North China. In 1941, he served as commander-in-chief of the Southern Army, commanding 250,000 Japanese troops occupied the entire Southeast Asia for five months and was promoted to marshal. In June 1946, Soichi Teraunuchi was designated as a Class A war criminal in World War II and was preparing to be taken from Singapore prison to Far East International Military Court for trial, but before being tried, Soichi Teraunuchi died of illness.
9, Umezu Mijiro
Umezu Mijiro, a Japanese Army General. From March 1934 to August 1935, he served as commander of the Japanese army stationed in China, planned Hebei's "autonomous country", and signed the "He Mei Agreement" with the Chinese government representative He Yingqin , seizing most of the sovereignty of China's Hebei and Beijing-Tianjin region. Since 1939, he has served as commander of the Kwantung Army, ambassador to the puppet Manchukuo and commander-in-chief of the Kwantung Army, and has implemented cruel colonial rule in Northeast China. After the end of World War II, Mejiro Umezu was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Far East International Military Court. In 1949, Mejiro Umezu died of cancer in Tokyo Shoya Prison.
10. Matsui Ishigen
Matsui Ishigen, a general of the Japanese army, the "China Connect" among the Japanese army, and the commander of the Japanese Central China Front Army. In August 1937, Matsui Ishione commanded the Battle of Shanghai . Afterwards, he commanded the Japanese army to capture Nanjing and created the tragic and shocking Nanjing Massacre in Nanjing. On November 12, 1948, Matsui Ishione was sentenced to hang as a Class A war criminal by the Far East International Military Tribunal.
00, Kenji Doihara
Kenji Doihara, a Japanese Army general, the leader of the Japanese spy who engages in espionage activities in China, the behind-the-scenes figure in establishing the puppet Manchukuo and planning North China Autonomy. Kenji Doihara has been engaged in spy intelligence work in China for more than 30 years, and he is behind almost every major historical event during the War of Resistance Against Japan. After his defeat in World War II, Kenji Doihara was sentenced to hang by the Far East International Military Tribunal.
other major generals in Japan.
Kimura Hitaro, a general of the Japanese Army, and commander of the Front Army stationed in Myanmar. He created the Yangon Massacre and was called the "Burma Butcher".
After the victory of World War II, Kimura Hitaro was sentenced to hang by the Far East International Military Court.
Anan Weiji , Japanese Army General, commander of the 2nd Front Army of Japan.Anan Weiji led his troops to invade China, Dutch East India (now Indonesia) and New Guinea. Japan's defeat in 1945 was scheduled. He advocated the implementation of local operations, opposed accepting the " Potsdam Proclamation ", and refused to surrender unconditionally to the Allies. In 1945, after Emperor Hirohito surrendered to the Allied forces, Anan Weiji committed suicide.
Ishihara Kaner , Japanese Army Lieutenant General, one of the culprits of the "September 18th Incident". After the Lugou Bridge Incident, he advocated gradual occupation of China, but was dismissed due to disagreements with Hideki Tojo. After the war, Ishihara Kanir escaped from trial. In 1949, Ishihara Kanir died of illness at home.
Sumarama Moto , Japanese Field Marshal. Sugiyama Moto participated in planning and provoking the Lugou Bridge Incident and launching a full-scale war of aggression against China. From December 1938 to September 1939, he served as commander of the North China Front Army and carried out a "mopping up" of my country's anti-Japanese base areas. From October 1940 to February 1944, he served as Chief of Staff of the Army and planned to launch the Pacific War with Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and others. Japan committed suicide after its defeat in 1945.
Yamashita Tomomoto , a Japanese Army General, participated in the war of aggression against China in 1937. When the Pacific War broke out, Yamashita Tomoto was appointed commander of the 25th Army, commanding the headquarters to launch the Malaya Battle and quickly captured Singapore, the British Far East Naval Base, and was therefore called the "Malay Tiger". Yamashita Tobuki is the creator of " Singapore Massacre ". In 1946, Yamashita Fengwen was hanged in Manila.
