Review of the actions of the Japanese army during the Second World War , all of which make people feel frightened. In particular, various special forces represented by 731 unit , eat human flesh, live dissection , burn, kill and loot , and did a series of things beyond people's imagination.
In contrast, the German army, who are also militaristic, is like a younger brother in front of the Japanese army.
In this issue, let’s talk about the story behind why the Japanese army is even more cruel than German Empire .
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Militaristic Japan
1868 to 1945, in order to quickly become a world power, the competitive Japan began to imitate the West to make a series of reforms.
During this reform period, the Japanese military, which advocates force, quietly took over the Japanese regime and followed Germany, formally establishing the emperor's power to take over everything in the form of law.
This is a crazy and vicious militarist army that is officially born.
What is militarism?
completely puts the country under military control, so that politics, economy, culture and education all aspects serve the ideas and political system of expanding military preparations and foreign wars. This is militarism.
Everything in the country is serving the military, the scale of the ever-expanding military is getting bigger and bigger, and military discipline will become more and more strict.
As long as the army is stable, the country can be stable. Therefore, strict military discipline can not only control soldiers but also brainwash them in thought.
Speaking of brainwashing of thought, we have to talk about the difference between the German army and the Japanese army
The idea pursued by the German army is that honor is greater than everything else.
They can do anything in order to get honor, but the Germans can still tell what honor is and what is not honor, and this basic morality binds them.
The Japanese army's idea is to regard obeying orders as everything.
As soon as the recruits join the army, they will arrange to study the order of the "Soldiers' Imperial Execution". After the study, Japanese soldiers will regard the orders of their superiors as faith and life.
In addition to these, Japan is also very strict in training for soldiers. As long as one of the trainings such as running, swimming, and cold resistance fails to meet the standards, what awaits them is the ruthless abuse of their superiors. Soldiers trained with such conditions will become very depressed and dark in their hearts and will lose all moral values.
For them, unconditional obeying any orders is their honor, so it is often seen that Japanese soldiers commit suicide charges in a crazy and reckless manner to complete their orders.
Another thing is that it comes from the spirit of worshipping martial arts of the Japanese army
Whether in ancient and modern times, the Japanese army advocated force and power very much, and they were very afraid that their companions looked down on them and laughed at them.
With the development of the war, this mentality has gradually distorted. In order to prove themselves, they often choose extremely cruel and vicious means to prove to their companions how cruel and ruthless they are.
For example, if they occupy an area, they will often attack ordinary people in the enemy-occupied areas.
For example, today a soldier stabs one person to death with a knife, and another companion stabs two people to death with a knife to prove that he is better than others. When others see it, they will naturally choose other more cruel means.
Finally
Such a deformed psychology and cruel comparison naturally created the craziest and most brutal soldiers during World War II. The German army couldn't help but shake their heads and sighed that they were ashamed of themselves! What do you think about this?
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