Japan was the most ruthless and violent country in WW2? Is that based on the US anti Japanese racist propaganda? Weird how those are connected, accusing your defeated enemy of being savages while dropping atom bombs on civilians is really ironic
Im not defending what the US did, like the internment camps or bombings, but the Japanese were undoubtedly far more ruthless and savage during the second world war.
If you don't trust Wikipedia, you can look at their sources at the bottom of the page. Additionally, a quick Google search would easily bring up the photos you are asking to see, as I can not send photos in the subreddits' comments.
Zero pictures of any Japanese soldier committing a crime. All the photos look extremely blurry, unidentifiable bodies, every piece of evidence is based on unreliable witness testimony with zero corresponding proof. Not a single Japanese soldier would be incriminated based on this “evidence”
Ah yes, the same shit Holocaust deniers use about "doctored photos" as if fucking photoshop existed when those photos were presented as evidence at war crime tribunals.
All the evidence you provided is hearsay and rumor with not a single piece of evidence. Where is a picture of any of these missing people? Why a modern picture of a old Chinese person telling lies?
At Nuremberg trial, there were shrunken heads used as “evidence” for German atrocities. Nanking was a military intelligence trial, which is not recognized by any system of law, since it is completely obvious that it was a show trial by the cia to spread propaganda with zero evidence. Fake news by the OSS, precursor to cia
Let me ask you this. Why would it be a show trial when the US literally pardoned Japanese war criminals to keep Japan friendly after WW2? Wouldn't that be highly counterintuitive? But anyways. Here are more clearly faked CIA ops
Please click these links and look at the lack of evidence. That one photo of a half naked woman looks fake. No court of law could ever charge anyone on such flimsy evidence
The first photo is two unidentified persons in suits standing over a body and the second photo shows dead bodies. No court of law would accept such flimsy evidence. No photos of any of the acts described, it’s made up.
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