Civilians were forced into Nanking from all over the place while retreating from Japanese forces and when the Chinese army collapsed, the Japanese overran the city and raped and murders tens if not hundreds of thousands. What kind of AUTISTIC thinks that population numbers are stable on a vast rapidly moving front?
Just a reminder to all those who have fallen for communist propaganda...
Robert Sanchez
Zachary Morales
Are those CGI or real humans?
Tyler Green
You definitely couldn’t.
Levi Morgan
Shut up bat eater. Get out of my country.
Ian Lopez
So you’re saying the official communist Chinese numbers that prove this is impossible as well as official allied numbers that also prove this is impossible are wrong but you have a special secure document nobody else has that shows the populations differently?
Jordan Stewart
The Nanking massacre didn't happen but it should have. Fuck off slope.
Tyler Hill
sauce, user?
Angel Rogers
unit 731
bataan death march
rape of nanking
siam-burma railway
Alexandra Hospital massacre
Laha massacre
Banka Island massacre
Parit Sulong
Palawan Massacre
SS Behar
SS Tjisalak massacre
Wake Island massacre
Tinta Massacre
Shin'yō Maru Incident
Sulug Island massacre
Pontianak incidents
Manila massacre
Adrian Ross
I'm not an English teacher. I believe that the Japanese government made the right decision to go to war with America in 1941, but that Konoe Fumimaro's decision to go to war against the advice of his military advisors, including Ishiwara Kanji of Manchuria Incident fame, was a grave error.
Did you know that our boys in the Philippines killed up to 200,000 civilians during our rampage through the countryside not even a decade later? And surely you're aware of what our boys were doing on the American continent to Indians and what we were busy helping the British and the French to do in China during this very same period?
They might actually have less blood on their hands than we do.
>Chinese Communists attacked Manchukuo
No they didn't. Manchuria was run by Zhang Xueliang when the Kwangtung Army decided to invade in 1931. They then engaged in what was essentially frontier imperialism until the Xi'an Incident of 1936, when the CCP kidnapped Chiang Kai-Shek and forced him into an alliance with them.
The thing is that Uncle Chiang didn't actually do anything. He just made postures and moved his troops into the area south of Jehol, where the IJA was running a massive drug smuggling operation. The Japanese government was in chaos, and Saionji Kinmochi thought Konoe Fumimaro could fix relations without starting a larger war. Instead he flipped out, started a massive war, tried to force Chiang to agree to the balkanization of China (if you don't believe me, look at volume one of 佐藤元英's 御前会議と対外政略「支那事変」処理から「大東亜戦争」終結まで), then said he refuses to talk to Chiang at all. It was a massive shitshow, and it was made worse by his decision to try encircling Chongqing by moving troops into French Indochina.
Basically, the whole thing was started by a series of dumb decisions made by civilian leaders like Konoe Fumimaro and Matsuoka Yōsuke.
Chase Edwards
>blond asian
It looks, wrong, to me.
Brunette asians are the best flavor of woman though.
t. married one