The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
The sentences *-* are me*
Is Emperor Showa Japanese Hitler?
I think it's natural that once it decided to start the war, the people supported the conduct of the war.
Even though I thought it was a reckless war, and because such fears weighed heavily on us, the breakthrough at the beginning of the war was a great success. The advance was such a joyous occasion.
The nation was delighted when the Army and navy won a glorious victory in the early stages of the Great War.
It also praised his Majesty.
But once the Japanese were defeated, they never had a chance to win again.
Even at the end of the war, even among children like me, allies Germany to develop new weapons of resuscitation, etc., were said to be reliant upon others.
As far as 1945 (Showa 20), it burned down large cities and central cities all over the country one after another by air raids.
The theory is that 'Japan cannot win but not lose. Japan will not surrender' has come to be seen in newspapers, such as 'One hundred million people Die for glory in fighting against enemy force Rather than surrender.'
Note 11
It prepared the public for the worst.
*The correctness of my editorial, which states that the Asahi Shimbun's editorial caused mass suicide in Okinawa, not the Japanese military, is 100% proven. Okinawa is still a particular area where the Asahi Shimbun's children, the Okinawa Times, and the GHQ's children, Ryukyu Shinpo, always have a 98% share.
https://blog.goo.ne.jp/sunsetrubdown21_2010/e/3f3e2588f26dce2fb37b3415049f6ef9
https://solgeo.co.jp/news/1677/
The tone of these two papers is the Asahi Shimbun itself.
Kenzaburo Oe, who published a malicious propaganda book for making the Japanese Army wrong by the view of masochistic history such as "Okinawa Note" and planting wrong Japanese theory on Okinawans, is deeply guilty.
He cannot forever pay the charges that he continued to curse Japan after the war and forced the Chinese and the Korean Peninsula to take away Japanese taxes as they please.
The Nobel Prize for Literature given to such human beings is also sinful.
It is time for Okinawans to be ashamed to notice their ignorance.
It is time to know that the Okinawa Times (formerly the Okinawa Asahi Shimbun) forced the Okinawans symbolized by the Himeyuri Monument to commit suicide.
The Chinese and the Koreans of abysmal evil and plausible lies are happy that you're in ignorance and ignorance of what's going on.
It is notably the Senkaku Islands, which is a territory of Japan.
Because you are ignorant forever, now that China openly states that the Senkaku Islands are its territory, Okinawans, you need to revise ignorance.*
It was a pity we were defeated because it pushed us to such a situation, but we are grateful that the imperial rescript on the war's termination saved our lives.
It is no wonder that Emperor Showa, who suppressed the Army's opposition and accepted the Potsdam Declaration, was thanked by the people.
Emperor Showa was a monarch who was determined to restore peace for the Japanese people, even if he was sentenced to a maximum sentence.
Regarding the fact that Japan was drawn into the war in the first place, Emperor Showa never exercised his sovereignty over the limit of being a constitutional monarch. Still, he has always been suspicious of the expansion policy of the military.
Emperor Showa had a feeling that the war against the United States and Britain was "by no means, not my will."
Therefore, he was determined to do the imperial rescript on the termination of the war himself.
Hitler was not a leader who considered surrender.
He tried, in other words, to force the German people to fall in line with him.
He argued that the Germanic race did not deserve to exist if it would lose this war.
"Everything or death," Hitler's words were also famous in wartime Japan.
The Führer's speech, called ranting, was obligatory in Germany but was broadcast in Japan.
Maybe it's the shortwave, but Hitler's voice gets louder and quieter as it undulates.
'I only know what Gantz, Order, Gal, and Nihil,' said an old high school student, but I'm not sure that's true.
All I could hear was applaud with thunderous applause.
But in the spring of 1945, when Nazi Germany collapsed, we were in junior high school. It said.
'We're lucky we're not in Germany. We'd be in Berlin, too, dragged to the battlefield to die in the Hitler Jugend.
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