While UNBROKEN goes into great detail explaining the abuse of POWs by Japanese soldiers, it does not mention at all that hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed by the A-bombings.
The Japanese finally unloaded the Japanese troops in Taiwan and took the ship and the American prisoners closer to the China coast to shallow water and took us to Pusan, Korea.
In the film, a former Japanese soldier and a former U.S. soldier who actually fought the ground war in Okinawa appeared and talked about their own frightful experiences.
毎日のように日本兵によってレイプされ、1日に20人の異なる兵士によって、また時には40人も。
On a daily basis, I was raped by Japanese soldiers, and it was common to be raped by 20 different soldiers a day, and on some days, it was as high as 40.
Many Japanese, particularly some elements of the army, wanted to increase their influence and in July 1937 a skirmish between Chinese and Japanese troops escalated into full-scale war.
For the Japanese soldier, it was a way of army life, and the more frustrated he became with prisoners who could not understand him or follow his orders, the more violent he became.
Because of the kind treatment she received as a prisoner from American soldiers at Myitkyina and Ledo, she feels that they are more emotional than Japanese soldiers.
He started to eat it when,"a Japanese soldier came and decapitated the POW then he went and cut the stomach out of the Filipino woman. The Rangers took a stand to rescue the survivors of Bataan.
But the Japanese held out with remarkable tenacity, and 77,000 Japanese soldiers and over 140,000 civilians would be killed before the US could declare victory.
A Japanese soldier who was responsible for his death was tried and found guilty of war crimes against sick and weakened POWs including withholding medications, beating them, and other heinous acts.
Infuriated by his ineptness, the Japanese soldier ran back away from me about the same distance as before, got set against for his well-practiced charge, and came yelling toward me one more time.
After her death, Chang's spirit traveled to the spiritual realm of Nanking for research, but stated that,“I hardly saw anybody who was killed in Nanking by a Japanese soldier.”.
That was too close a call…(pp. 349-352) Sad farewells There are several episodes in the book where JD describes his heart-wrenching farewells to his fellow POWs, Filipino friends and even a Japanese soldier, all of whom were killed by the Japanese military.
Together with some other POWs in his camp, Bradley stole hand tools from the Japanese soldiers and from these bits and pieces he transformed scrap metal into a miniature lathe.
The other is a photograph of a Korean youth, who was conscripted as a Japanese soldier under Japan's colonization of Korea and executed as a war criminal once the War ended.
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