What would Japan look like if it was split after ww2? Do you think it would be similar to North and South Korean or different?
What would Japan look like if it was split after ww2...
Andrew Adams
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Camden Hill
>Republic
Men marry used women
>People's Socialist Republic
Men marry chaste women
Kevin Lee
yep back then there were a lot of communists in japan (guy getting stabbed)
Chase James
story?
Liam Edwards
It would be different in the sense that both South Korea and South Japan would have been much more likely to reunify under communism.
Jaxon Mitchell
oh and still is to a tiny degree, the communist party holds a dozen seats in their parliament
our communist party is dead without any seats, only moderate left remains
Elijah Murphy
If PSRJ had existed, would they have good relations with DPRK?
Grayson Gray
DPRK was the autismo of the communist world, they've always been isolationist.
Camden Thompson
at first no, but after a few decades yes probably
Brayden Nelson
Cameron Bell
They would be natural allies. Pretty much inevitable.
Anthony Sanchez
Communism should have won
Jonathan Phillips
Only good capitalist is a dead one
Ian Watson
1963 election
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>Liberal Democratic party
>56%
>Socialist party
>29%
>Democratic Socialist party
>7.4%
>Communist party
>4%
Luke Cox
dude getting stabbed was a pro china commie, guy killing him is one of japans greatest heros
Lincoln Myers
Based. Asanuma was a right wing extremist before the war and switched sides after japan's defeat.
Kodama was also a former right winger who was attacked kamikaze style for selling his soul to the Americans for a few bucks.
Tyler Cook
what
Josiah Rogers
This kills the japanese man
Robert Scott
The existence of a united, pro-USA Japan was a fundamental factor in the US intervention in the Korean war.
A divided Japan just makes the situation in North-east Asia much more complex for the Anti-communist faction.
Carson Foster
This should have happened, but the American tyrants nuked Japan to force a surrender to Washington rather than Moscow.
Caleb Collins
>standing at a podium in the gif with no one around
>standing with no podium and with multiple people around in the still picture
Starting to think this “historical event” was fabricated lads
Ethan Murphy
Why did Japan suddenly turn pro-US after hating them for over a decade
Elijah Wright
>Gosh, Americans are such pyschos. How could they be okay with the deaths of thousands.
>DAMN AMERICAN BASTARDS. THEY SHOULD HAVE INVADED AND KILLED MILLIONS INSTEAD OF USING NUKES.
Communist slime, everyone.
Julian Garcia
I think the author who made high school of the dead made a novel based on this alternative history
James Gray
Puppet Government
Ayden Anderson
The photo is from maybe 2 seconds afterwards, he pulled out
Sebastian Cooper
It was either that or communism.
Hudson Morris
>yfw
Blake Phillips
Should have chosen Communism.
Christopher Morris
You will die, Latino scum.
Jaxson James
Most succesful US foreign diplomacy ever is shielding the Emperor from any blame and cozying up to him
Camden Flores
this thread went from Yas Forums to Yas Forums quite fast :)
Ethan Martin
Japan would have never, by all means, never been split unlike that pathetic country ;)
Jeremiah Diaz
This wasn't a very Yas Forums thread to begin with
Ethan Russell
Don't be rude.
Easton Young
>nooooo you don't understand we needed to threaten the complete annihilation of their country
>millions would have died and they would have surrendered to the russians if we let them have their free will and self determination
at least have some self decency and recognise the evilness in your selfish actions
based
Landon Long
Socialist one would be absolutely shithole.
Matthew Nguyen
There isa difference between a threat and actually killling millions in an invasion.
Parker Cook
it was a very credible threat