The Japanese Kwantung Army was so crazy that it picked up a butcher knife in the northeast and did a cruel thing.

I don't think it is necessary to say more about the madness of Japan during World War II. It's really unimaginable. They're crazy, and they won't even let their own people go. In northeast China 1945, Japanese soldiers slaughtered more than 400 Japanese women and children.

Actually, to tell the truth, with the strength of China's army at that time, it was not an easy task to drive the Japanese Kwantung Army out of the Northeast. 1On August 9, 945, the Soviet Union declared war on Japan, and the Soviet Red Army also carried out the "August Storm" action against Japan in the northeast with lightning speed. In just one week, it suffered a fiasco. Soviet troops annihilated 83,000 Japanese troops, and more than 600,000 Japanese troops surrendered.

In fact, senior officials of the Japanese Kwantung Army knew that their battle would end in failure, but they did not warn Japanese expatriates living in the Northeast. After the September 18th Incident, many Japanese residents immigrated to the Northeast, hoping to completely turn it into Japanese territory.

When Japanese expatriates saw those Japanese soldiers who came back from the front, they already knew that Japan was going to die. At this time, Japanese expatriates were also old, weak and sick, and men had been sent to the battlefield.

These old, weak, sick and disabled people gathered together and started their own desperate journey. They knew in their hearts that if it fell into the hands of the Soviet Union, it would really be over. 1one day in August, 945, this group of Japanese expatriates who were preparing to escape suddenly met a dozen Japanese soldiers. In such a panic, they were very happy to see these Japanese soldiers and finally found someone to protect themselves.

However, it was not long before I met the Soviet army. Although the Soviet army is only a small force, there are only a dozen soldiers who can fight in Japan, and the rest are old, weak and sick, with more than 400 people.

Japanese soldiers naturally know that the Soviet army is powerful, and it is definitely impossible to protect more than 400 people. They thought it would be more painful if these women were captured by the Soviet Union, so they advised these women to commit suicide, but they certainly didn't want to. They chose to run away just to survive.

As soon as the Japanese soldiers saw that the situation was wrong, they helped Japanese women retain their last dignity and innocence, slaughtered more than 400 women and children, and then fled after the massacre. Perhaps in their hearts, these women will also become their burden.