December 13th, Japan and China time, is the day when it is said that there was a "so-called #NanjingMassacre", which is a complete propaganda by the Chinese Communist Party. Please click the date & time link of this tweet as we will talk about the details in the following tweets.
On the 9th before the attack, the Japanese army scattered a villa of surrender advice and evacuation advice to the citizens, but Tang Shengzhi, who became the head of the army instead of Chiang Kai-shek who ran away from Nanjing, ignored this. (to be Continued
In addition, Tang ran away without giving any instructions to his subordinates, the control of the Chinese army was destroyed, and the inside of Nanjing Castle (city) was confused like the next tweet. (to be Continued #NanjingMassacre is CCP's propaganda
What happened between the Barrier troops (the soldiers who shoot the allied soldiers fleeing the battlefield), the guerrilla soldiers (who took off their uniforms and robbed the ordinary people of their clothes) and the ordinary citizens It's not hard to imagine.(to be Continued
In other words, the fact that the guerrilla soldiers robbed the good people of China of clothes and money and fled while killing the good people who resisted, and the execution of the prisoners of war at the time of escape are the reality of the #NanjingMassacre.
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The case of this barrier troops was described in the January 1938 issue of the English monthly magazine China Journal, "After the discovery of Tang's escape, Chinese soldiers tried to leave Nanjing. They were knocked down by machine guns by the Barrier troops. " (to be continued
In other words, before the Japanese troops entered Nanjing, the friendly fire between the Chinese troops had already begun. (to be continued
If there really was a so-called #NanjingMassacre, there would be no way that the Red Swastika Society (Chinese Red Cross) would send a letter of appreciation to the captain of the warship Hira saying, "Give me flour and cooking oil and save many lives."
General Matsui , the general commander of the Battle of Nanjing, graduated from Army War College with excellent results, and even though he could choose his appointment anywhere in Europe and the U.S.A, he was an expert in China who dared to volunteer for China. (to be continued
He erected a Buddha statue in Atami, Japan, as a memorial service for the victims of both armies in the China Incident. *By the way, this Buddha statue is made from Chinese clay. (to be Continued #NanjingMassacre
And every day after his retirement, he was praying for the souls of the victims of both armies, and was he really instructing the #NanjingMassacre? (to be Continued
Please see the attached leaflet for the episode of Shoichi Watanabe, an emeritus professor at Sophia University, who was born in October 1930 and died at the age of 86. (to be continued #NanjingMassacre
Born in 1936, Shiro Suzuki, a former television announcer, lived in various parts of mainland China as a child. See his memories in China. (to be Continued #NanjingMassacre
It is portrayed by China in the so-called #NanjingMassacre and by South Korea in the so-called comfort women case that Japanese soldiers "threw a baby into the air and stabbed it with a Japanese sword", but this is a lie and anti-Japanese propaganda by both countries. Because...
I have never seen a history book that describes such an act in the history of Japan, but the Chinese history book "Zizhi Tongjian" has this depiction "其嬰児投於空中、承之以矛(Throw the baby in the air and receive it with a spear)".
In other words, such cruelty is so common in China and Korea that it is written about in history books, and the use of impossible propaganda to say that the Japanese military must have done such things is called "mirror image. (to be continued #NankingMassacre
There is a detailed primary source book on the #NanjingMassacre, "The Truth of Nanjing", which was mailed to all US Senators and Representatives over 10 years ago, and no one has complained about its contents. (to be continued
I would like to say to people all over the world other than Chinese and Korean who are looking at this #NanjingMassacre tag. Recognize that all the statements and actions they despise Japan in the modern history of Japan are anti-Japanese propaganda. If you have questions, reply.
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On May 3, 1928, 95 years ago today, there was an incident in which more than ten Japanese people were brutally murdered in a Japanese Settlement in the commercial city of Jinan in Shandong Province, China.
This is called a Jinan incident (済南事件).
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Just before the incident, there was a large-scale clash between Chinese warlords in Jinan (Northern Expedition Civil War), and the Japanese government dispatched troops to Jinan in late April of the same year to protect Japanese residents.
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The reason for the dispatch of troops is that there was a looting incident in Nanjing a year ago in which the Kuomintang army attacked foreign diplomatic establishments such as the Japanese consulate.
During the Tongzhou mutiny (通州虐殺事件) on July 29, 1937, Japanese male victims were killed by having their scalps removed and their male genitals cut off by Han Chinese.
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Just a few days ago, 100 Chinese mafia members had a big brawl on the top floor of Japan's famous skyscraper "SUN-SHINE 60" (where the former Sugamo Prison used to be).
For some reason, the first report hid the fact that their were Chinese.
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In this way, there are actually dozens of murder cases between Chinese people in Japan every year.
Such incidents are not reported in detail, but it is said that there are many cases where bodies are destroyed like the Tongzhou mutiny.
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In January 1942, the Imperial Japanese Navy Land Corps, which landed on Celebes Island in the Dutch East Indies by parachute, reported six pillboxes en route to their destination of Manado.
When they subdued, inside the pillboxes were Indonesians detained in fetters.
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During the Dutch rule in Indonesia, many people died of starvation due to the abolition of paddy fields and the forced replanting of tobacco leaves.
Commander HORIUCHI Toyoaki (堀内豊秋海軍中佐) of the Japanese Imperial Navy stayed here for just three months. (2/19
During his stay, he sent the Indonesian soldiers home and distributed breast-covering cloths to the women on the island who wore only loincloths.
He also abolished the high salt tax imposed by the Dutch and taught the people how to refine the salt from the salt pans.
The following is written in a book about SASAKI Toichi (佐々木到一) that I read the other day.
By the way, SASAKI is a Lieutenant General of the Japanese Army and a specialist in China who can speak Chinese fluently enough to be mistaken for a native. (1/9)
After this tweet, I will reprint the contents of the book.
On October 10, 1937, a military train arrived at a station east of Beijing.
"It's Beijing!, It's Beijing!"
The story goes back to the Marco Polo Bridge Incident on July 7th.
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The 29th Army of the National Revolutionary Army (Kuomintang Army), who had lost the will to fight, indiscriminately kidnapped women, whether they were girls, married women, or mothers, who would be sexual comforter for soldiers when they fled from Beijing.
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