At the end of World War II, Japan surrendered, and he was ordered to fight in the mountains of foreign countries!

At the end of World War II, he was ordered to fight in foreign mountainous areas. Japan surrendered and he is still fighting. Even though his relatives came to save him, he was still fighting. He firmly believes that the Great Japanese Empire will never surrender.

Finally, the officer came and gave him the order to surrender before he laid down his weapon. At this point, he has been struggling for 30 years! Later, he became an industrialist, an engineer of human soul, and died a natural death.

His name is HiroroOnoda.

White-collar workers became soldiers, barbarians for 30 years, carrying out orders.

Onota was born in Hainan, Wakayama County on 1922. His ancestors were samurai, his father was a member of the county Council, and his mother was one of the few intellectual women in Japan at that time.

Onota's four brothers were admitted to famous universities except him, but Onota had a conflict with his father when he was young, so he ran away from home and came to work in Tiandao Foreign Firm in Hankou, China.

At that time, the Japanese army invaded China in an all-round way, and it was difficult for Japanese trading companies in China to make money. Onota was less than twenty years old at that time, with a monthly salary of 200 yen. You know, the salary of Japanese generals at that time was 500 yen.

Life in China is very luxurious, driving a Ford car, proficient in English and Chinese, and high-end hobbies are like photography and radio communication.

Onota was selected by the army and became a special soldier, stationed in Lubang Island. 1944 12 17 His boss, Takami Taniguchi, ordered Onota to wage guerrilla warfare on Lubang Island.

He said to Onota: We will retreat, but only temporarily. You go into the mountains and deal with the enemy by burying mines and bombing warehouses. I forbid you to commit suicide or surrender. Three years, four years, five years, I will come back. Only I can cancel this order.

1On February 28th, 945, American troops landed on Lubang Island, and most Japanese troops either surrendered or died. They entered the jungle with three Japanese soldiers, Onota, Otsuka Feng Jingen and Akatsu, and fought to the end.

Soon Japan surrendered. But let the United States and the Philippines take back the leaflets. Onota and others stubbornly believe that the war is not over yet, the US military is spreading propaganda and deceiving people, and they continue to fight in the depths of the jungle.

Later, one of Onota's three comrades surrendered and two died, leaving him alone. The Japanese government sent his brother to persuade him to surrender, but he refused, saying it was an enemy scam.

Honorta insisted that he would surrender only if the commander gave the order. Every morning, he will climb the mountain as usual, salute the rising sun and continue his battle.

Time flies. It's 1974. In order to save this Onota, Japanese explorer Yukio Suzuki had a hard time finding Yoshimi Sugawara, who gave orders to Onota.

As agreed in advance, two people who have been in conflict for 30 years finally met. The emaciated and elderly second lieutenant Onota Braun faced the officer and accepted Taniguchi's command with the most standard salute.

Taniguchi, also in military uniform, read the surrender order to Honorta. Honorta took the rifle off her shoulder and staggered to the local police station.

At this point, Onota has been a savage soldier in the mountains for thirty years.

Ghosts on the island, nightmares of local people

What did Onota do in Lubang Island for 30 years?

When American troops occupied the island, there were several skirmishes with Onota's troops. As a result, there were only four people left in the team: Onota, Teru Shimada, Otsuka and Akazu.

The wireless machine is gone, and I lost contact with the Japanese army. In order to convey to the Japanese that we are still alive, these four soldiers deliberately harassed the local residents, causing the encirclement and suppression of the Philippine mountain troops.

In order to boost morale, Onota paid great attention to creating an atmosphere. His hiding place in the forest is clean, with slogans hanging on the wall and the portrait of the emperor engraved on the banana leaves. When his men were alive, Honorta often trained them and even organized poetry competitions.

Finally, when he was left alone, in order to avoid the enemy, Onota carried more than 20 kilograms of daily necessities every day and lived a wild life. He will suddenly appear in the village, shoot the farmers and hide in the mountains. When harvesting bananas, local farmers will be brutally shot by him for no reason.

Death always follows him like a shadow. The only way for him to overcome his fear is to take a challenging attitude. He repeatedly said to himself: on the battlefield, if you don't kill people, they will kill you! Lying on tatami can also kill people. My death was entirely because I made a wrong judgment.

In the 30-year battle of Onota, 130 Filipinos, including soldiers, policemen and civilians, suffered heavy casualties and were blood debts.

A man's surrender ceremony, he cried like a child.

When such a war killer walked out of the mountains, the Philippine government held a grand surrender ceremony for him because of its relationship with Japan.

After accepting the surrender order of officer Taniguchi, Onota wore a semi-old Japanese military uniform and arrived at the Philippine Army Base on Lubang Island. He handed the saber to the commander of the Philippine army, bowed deeply, solemnly put his rifle on the ground and said, I'm Captain Honorta. I surrender to you on orders from my superiors.

The Philippine commander returned the saber to Onota and said, You are a sample of the loyalty of the army.

Philippine President ferdinand marcos also attended the surrender ceremony and praised Onota as an excellent soldier.

However, Onota still seems to have not forgotten that he is an imperial Japanese army. He told the people at the scene that he was 52 years old. If he lives to be 60, he will risk his life to be a jade in the assault radar base.

When people told him again that the war had ended as early as 1945, he was shocked! Q: How could Japan fail? Why should I love guns like a baby? Say that finish, he sat there crying.

Given that Onota has committed so many murders, many Filipinos advocate that he should be put in prison and brought to justice. Thanks to the mediation of the Japanese government, Philippine President Marcos pardoned him and allowed 52-year-old Onota to return to Japan.

Refused to see the emperor, went to Brazil to be a farmer, and finally devoted himself to education.

After Onota returned to Japan, he was warmly welcomed by people all over the country as a hero and became a symbol of the so-called Japanese hero.

Onota participated in many activities, especially those of Japanese right-wing veterans. Whenever the ceremony begins and the old military songs are sung, the young master will be so excited that tears will come to his eyes. He has been interviewed by numerous media, and every time he talks about this issue, it will cause 130 civilian casualties.

He is not ashamed and firmly believes that he is right. He is at war and is not responsible for the deaths of these people. To this end, he also wrote an autobiography, Never Surrender. My Thirty Years' War once became a best seller.

He refused millions of imperial gifts and the meeting between the prime minister and the emperor, because he always felt that the real emperor would not surrender, and the emperor who asked him to meet must be fake!

However, modern Japanese life keeps Onota awake at night, household appliances such as washing machines make him afraid, and jets and televisions make him afraid. He misses the wilderness life for more than 30 years. He felt that he belonged there.

Onota 1975 fled from Japan. With the help of his brother, he went to Brazil, bought a big farm and settled there. He developed 1200 hectares of land, raised 1800 cows and became a farmer.

After ten years of emigration to Brazil, I gradually got used to post-war civilization and returned to Japan.

1980 A vicious case occurred in Kawasaki where a student killed his parents with a baseball bat. Onota thinks that this is the product of the exam war, and he thinks that we should give full play to the waste heat and devote ourselves to children's education.

So he set up Onota Natural School Education and Training College, which specializes in teaching filial piety values and survival skills in the wild. Later, I was too old to run a school and became a teacher. At the age of 78, I became a lecturer at Hokuriku University and takushoku university.

2014 65438+1October 16 the last Japanese surrendered soldier, Xiao Ye Tian bolang, died of pneumonia in a hospital in Tokyo at the age of 92.