What do you expect from a guy that can carry an 20mm cannon and shoot it while standing?
All it takes is one bad batch of Maple SyrupâŠ
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To scream out in pain when he gets lit up from .30-06
It appears the murderer has left us a clue
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U.S. paratroopers witness the trail of Nazi crimes
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A very small percentage of Japanese soldiers may have been gentlemen, but from the records that remain in Japan and from what I have heard from former Imperial Japanese soldiers (my grandfather), it seems that basically the Japanese army was barbaric and ferocious.
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The Japanese army also treats its soldiers very harshly. I have read the memoirs of some Japanese soldiers, including SaburĆ Sakai. In his memoirs, he once clearly stated that the training of the Japanese army is very harsh, especially the IJA.
Itâs like the kicking cat effect
Those civilians who did not receive a high education and lived in poverty since childhood have always lived a depressed life. After joining the army, they also faced harsh training and bullying from veterans and officers during military training.
Being in this kind of suppressed emotion for a long time will make them take very extreme actions. I have even heard of people firing cold shots at non-commissioned officers who have bullied them for a long time on the battlefield.
Just imagine what atrocities such soldiers would do to unarmed civilians. Sadly, the civilians they massacred also lived similar or even more miserable lives to themselves.
Weak people attack those who are weaker than themselves. This was not uncommon in World War II. The atrocities committed by the Nazis in the Soviet Union, the atrocities committed by Japan in Asia, and the atrocities committed by the Soviet Union in Berlin.
Maybe thatâs why World War II has a strong sense of ârightâ and âwrong,â and why Nazis and ultranationalists were wrong.