The Japanese invasion of China archive section of Japanese soldiers tired of military life to Dutch

xinhuanet.com Changchun on 5 July, (reporter Zong Wei, Zhao Mengzhuo) Jilin province published archives Japanese archives new research shows, during the Japanese http://www.blogsupport567.com/ War of aggression against China, part of the Japanese military war death strong emotions, urgent "want to go home", or even "to Dutch act".

1943 "communication review monthly (February)" http://www.goodnewsblog123.com recorded in a Japanese soldier Tachii Yukiko is tired of military life, if there is a chance http://www.quicklinks321.com/ to end 29 years of life. He wrote in the letter: "I have been very tired of this boring life in the army, will often fall into deep meditation."

and as in "communication review monthly reports (July)" (1939) files, refer to "don't want to go" "masks very painful, as good as dead. The army was hell "" a thought to spend his life in the army will feel very sorry ", recorded the Japanese soldiers strong war weary psychology.

in communication review monthly reports http://www.appleapphome.com/ another 1940 "(June)", in Tianjin city Yoshida in the letter referred to in army life is very boring, very hate the army life. "To have engaged in a boring affairs every day, to join the army was very boring, in carrying out the education to wearing high boots, but also by the fan ears, I am on duty now, is really very boring, no freedom army, so it is hopeless, I hated the army life."

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Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, former director of the Institute, said researcher Jiang Lifeng, revealed the "letter" in the intense war weariness, convincing proof that the Japanese aggression not enjoy popular support, the Japanese soldiers also suffer.

, director of Jilin Provincial Archives Yin http://www.mymusic666.com/ Huai introduced, the postal inspection records is an important part of the Jilin province archives Japanese Guandong military police files. 450 postal inspection records to the publication, all written in Japanese, involving letters 45000 letters, which accounted for more than 50% of Japanese communication. These Japanese correspondence files, has the important practical significance and historical value.