The defeated Japanese army went door to door and killed their own family members and children, which was a heinous crime

On August 15, 1945, Japan announced its defeat and laid down its weapons. Subsequently, the Japanese troops in the Japanese-occupied areas did not give up their evil, but pointed the evil butcher knife at the defenseless themselves. The individuals mentioned here include the families and children of Japanese soldiers, members of the retired Japanese army and their families and children, as well as all Japanese expatriates stranded in the same place.

For example, massacres and forced suicides have occurred on many islands in the Pacific. The story told here is a story that happened in the area of ??the Japanese Army's Pioneer Corps in Fangzheng County, Heilongjiang, China. The Japanese in the story are unscrupulous, extremely evil, and their behavior is incomprehensible.

Wang Shaode from Fangzheng County, Heilongjiang Province, was a witness to this tragedy and was 19 years old at the time. At that time, there was a Japanese pioneer group (an armed immigrant reclamation organization organized by the Japanese Communist Party) in Zhaopao Village, Fangzheng County, where Wang was located, which was known as the Japanese camp. Wang Shaode gave long-term work to the Japanese in Zengtian.

He said the following in one memory:

In August 1945, the Soviet army, guided by the remaining anti-Japanese coalition forces, launched a general offensive against the Japanese Kwantung Army. The entire front retreated. The Japanese pioneering group in Zhao Paotun was in chaos. When the Japanese here discovered that their superiors had left without notifying them, a tragedy occurred.

At that time, Wang was having a meal with his friends when he suddenly heard the sound of chopping firewood and banging oil drums coming from the direction of the "Japanese Camp". Wang felt a chill in his heart, "Isn't this the sound of gunshots?" Wang dropped his job and ran to the "Japanese camp".

He rushed into the "Japanese Camp" and saw that every house had closed its doors and seemed to have left. In a hurry, he pushed open the door of an acquaintance's Japanese house and saw quilts and mattresses spread very neatly on the bed. Mother and daughter were lying on their backs with pillows on their heads. A mother and a child, both wearing brand new clothes, a white towel covering their heads, only the bright red lips and cold nostrils were exposed.

Wang was startled. He wondered if they had committed suicide by taking poison, so he went to pull their feet. Unexpectedly, when their feet moved, their heads also moved. Only then did he realize that they had been dead for a long time. There were blood stains as big as an ice plate. It turned out that he was shot with a gun. The bullet entered through the eye socket and exited from the back of the head.

The shocked Wang Shaode ran to the second house and opened the door. This house had a mother in her thirties and three children, whom he was very familiar with. As a result, I saw the mother lying in the middle of the kang, with three children lying horizontally and vertically next to her, and the white towels were thrown aside. It was obvious that she had resisted desperately.

Needless to say, it was the Japanese who killed themselves. I can't believe how they can be so cruel. I have seen Japanese soldiers and Japanese agents massacre Chinese people. I believe it. Could it be that the Japanese Pioneer Corps... didn't even spare their own compatriots?

"Wang's," Wang Shaode staggered out the door, and three Japanese armed with guns stopped him.

He recognized all these people. Two were old men in their fifties and one was a boy of sixteen or seventeen. Their eyes were red and smoke was coming from the muzzles of their guns. Then came an unforgettable conversation.

The young man threw the gun to the king and asked him: "Is it a friend of the king?"

The king was very scared and responded: "Yes, a friend!"

The young man pulled his clothes aside, pointed at his chest, and shouted to Wang Shaode: "We are friends, hit here!"

Wang Shaode was startled and looked at the blood-red eyes of the two old Japanese men. , he threw the gun back and refused. The young man rushed up and grabbed his clothes and shouted: "Both the adults and the children are dead. We feel bad!"

The king asked: "Did you kill them?"

"Yes!" The two old Japanese men admitted bluntly.

After Wang Shaode left, the gunfire suddenly became fierce. After asking around, he found out that it was the security team (large queue) from nearby Taipingshan Village. The Japanese men were lying on the wall and shooting at the security team. A woman who was not dead also came to get a gun and fight back. After fighting for more than an hour, in the end only an old man, the boy and the woman were left on the Japanese side. The old man beat the boy and the woman to death and committed suicide. The entire "Japanese camp" was burned for a day and a night.

All the Japanese in Fang Zheng's "Japanese Camp" died except for a woman who was visiting relatives in Baoxing.