Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

For a long time, the peninsula has been a vassal state of the Central Plains Dynasty. Until the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War in 1894, the Qing Empire recognized the "complete independence" of the peninsula; in fact, it recognized Japan's control of the peninsula.

In 1910, Japan forced the peninsula to sign the "Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty" and formally annexed the peninsula. If counted from the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War, Japan has ruled the peninsula for more than half a century.

Japan was quite successful in colonizing the peninsula. There were many peninsula people among the Japanese invaders. Therefore, Angel was not enthusiastic about liberating the peninsula and allowed the United States and Russia to carve up the peninsula.

During the Japanese occupation, the Japanese government hired Peninsular people to assist in the colonization, which exposed the true nature of the Peninsular people. They were nicknamed "Mu Fengzi" for their roughness and arrogance.

Since during the Japanese colonial period, Peninsular people were obedient, then if the Umbrella Company hired Peninsular people to manage Japanese people, Peninsular people would probably be very enthusiastic about it.

People from the Peninsula are very good at bullying others.

For the Umbrella Company, people from the Peninsula are actually a very suitable choice. After all, they are going to take the blame for the Umbrella Company. It is not appropriate to hire Chinese people. Hiring people from the Peninsula is just right. When the time comes, each person will have a wooden stick and let the Japanese learn from it.

Umbrella Company Rules.

There are some things that can be handled by an umbrella company, and there are some things where it is not appropriate for an umbrella company to come forward.

The First General Army Headquarters located in downtown Kyoto has recently become a gathering place for senior Japanese officers. The usually arrogant generals are in panic all day long, waiting for the final judgment of the Allies.

On September 11, the Allies announced the first list of Class A war criminals. Although Gen. Sugiyama, commander-in-chief of the First General Army, was not included in the list, he knew that he would not be spared and committed suicide on the evening of the 12th in fear of the crime.

The First General Army was established on April 8th of the first year of the year. In order to cope with the Allied landings in Japan, the Japanese government split the home defense forces into the First General Army and the Second General Army. The First General Army was under the jurisdiction of the 2nd Front Army.

, the 11th Front Army and the 13th Front Army, with a total of 30 infantry divisions, 2 tank divisions, 2 anti-aircraft artillery divisions, etc., with a total strength of approximately 700,000 people.

Gen Sugiyama was one of the three field marshals promoted during Japan's World War II. He served as military chief in all three major yamen of the army. Therefore, Gen Sugiyama's suicide caused a huge sensation among senior Japanese military officers, and was more influential than Anami's suicide.

Even bigger.

Anami Weiji committed suicide immediately after Japan surrendered. The situation at that time was extremely chaotic. In the context of "defeat and surrender", everyone's fate was full of uncertainty. The impact of Anami Weiji's suicide was actually not great.

After getting through the initial chaos, as time went by, the Japanese who could not accept the result of defeat and surrender had committed suicide and sacrificed their lives for the country. Those who were still alive did not want to die.

Under such circumstances, Sugiyama Gen's suicide was undoubtedly a major blow to the Japanese generals who were hoping for luck.

"When will the list of the second batch of Class-A war criminals be announced?" Army General Matsui Iwane has been having trouble sleeping all night recently, spending every day in panic.

Matsui Iwane commanded the Japanese army to massacre 300,000 people in Jinling in 1937. In 1938, the Japanese government recalled Iwane Matsui under international pressure, but did not abandon him. Instead, Iwane Matsui was appointed to the cabinet until Matsui Iwane resigned in 1940.

Precisely because Matsui Iwane resigned relatively early, he was not included in the first batch of Class A war criminals list.

Matsui Iwane did not feel relaxed because of this. He knew what he had done and that he was doomed.

"You have resigned for so many years, there is no need to worry at all -" Hata Shunroku, commander-in-chief of the Second General Army, was also awarded the title of field marshal as Sugiyama Gen. The commander-in-chief of the Second General Army, Hata Shunroku, was also frowning. His situation was more dangerous than Matsui Iwane.

After Iwane Matsui was recalled to the country, Shunroku Hata became Iwane Matsui's successor and continued to command the Japanese army in combat. He was also lucky enough not to be included in the first batch of Class A war criminals.

Shunroku Hata came from a distinguished family. His brother Eitaro Hata died of illness while serving as the commander-in-chief of the Kwantung Army as an army general. He had two generals in one department, which is very rare in the world's military.

As the commander-in-chief of the First General Army, Gen Sugiyama committed suicide out of fear of crime even though he was not included in the list of Class-A war criminals. Shunroku Hata's situation was similar to that of Gen Sugiyama.

Although Shunroku Hata treated civilians extremely cruelly during the battle and commanded the Japanese army to commit numerous blood debts, when it came to committing suicide, Shunroku Hata clearly lacked courage and did not even dare to act like Hideki Tojo.

"We old guys who left the military early in life should get special treatment -" Shigeru Honjo, a former privy council officer and known as the "kind old man" in the Japanese military circles, retired earlier than Matsui Iwane. He is now 70 years old.

, but still faces accountability from the Allies.

"Americans may be arrogant, but there are still southern Africans -" Umezu Yoshijiro, who had just signed the surrender document on the "Missouri", was disheartened. Even if he was not executed, he would not live long.

Umezu Yoshijiro is now suffering from rectal cancer. With the current medical level, executing Umezu Yoshijiro may save a lot of Umezu Yoshijiro's pain.

Therefore, Umezu Yoshijiro did not refuse the order and went to the "Missouri" with Aoi Shigemitsu. He did not care who was on the first batch of Class A war criminals, nor did he care when he was included in the list of Class A war criminals. He was concerned about death.

The fear has left him with no time to care.

Whether he died of illness or was hanged, this was not what Umezu Mijiro wanted.

"The foreign minister is in contact with people in southern Africa. Is there any good news?" Matsui Iwane did not let go of any possibility of evading trial.

If possible, Matsui Iwane would even like to get sick like Umezu Yoshijiro, otherwise he might be spared.

Of course, it would be better if it was not a fatal disease like rectal cancer.

At the Far Eastern Military Tribunal in another time and space, Matsui Iwane exonerated himself on the grounds of illness, claiming that during the Jinling Massacre, he had lost control of his troops due to illness.

The Far East Military Tribunal held that: Matsui Iwane's illness neither hindered him from commanding the combat operations of the troops under his leadership, nor prevented him from visiting the city for several days when such atrocities occurred; he was responsible for such atrocities.

The responsible army is under his command. He is aware of such atrocities. He has both the obligation and the power to rule his own army and protect the innocent citizens of Jinling. However, he did not do so. Therefore, Matsui Iwane must respond to the events of Jinling.

Responsible for the massacre.

Matsui Iwane was eventually hanged.

On the contrary, Umezu Yoshijiro was sentenced to life imprisonment because of rectal cancer, and died of illness in Kamosu Prison in 1949.

"If I am destined to be judged, I would rather commit suicide and die for my country than accept that kind of insult!" Shige Honjo was more ambitious than Iwane Matsui, but not much more.

If you are really ambitious, just like Ananda Weiji, as soon as Japan surrenders here, the other side will immediately commit suicide and die for the country, so that at least part of their reputation can be preserved.

Shigeru Honjo in another time and space committed suicide after learning that he was included in the list of Class-A war criminals.

This is not martyrdom at all. The standard suicide out of fear of crime is also despised in Japan.

"Until the last moment, you have to remain useful in order to be loyal to the empire -" Admiral Yoneguang, who once served as commander of the Combined Fleet, has a relaxed policy. He committed many crimes in the war against China, but on the American side

Got a lot of good impressions.

Mitsumasa Yoneuchi was the vanguard of the invasion of China, but he was a firm opponent of whether to declare war on the United States.

The objection is not because of how peace-loving Mitsumasa Yoneuchi is. It is purely because Mitsumasa Yoneuchi knows that the United States is strong and weak, and declaring war on the United States is seeking death. That's why Mitsumasa Yoneuchi opposes it.

However, in the eyes of Americans, Mitsumasa Yoneuchi is a peace lover to a certain extent and has certain win-win value.

"The empire no longer exists -" Matsui Iwane lamented, it was like a tree fell and the hozen was scattered.

Duke Konoe Fumimaro, who has served as Prime Minister of Japan for three times, hurried over and said with joy on his face: "The Allies will no longer publish the list of Class A war criminals, so that even if you are tried, your reputation will not be damaged."

Recently, the relationship between Konoe Fumimaro and MacArthur has been very good. MacArthur even asked Konoe Fumimaro to participate in the revision of the Japanese constitution because Konoe Fumimaro has special experience in the system.

The concept of the "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" was proposed by Fumimaro Konoe, who played an extraordinary role in Japan's external expansion. The combined influence of Shigeru Honjo and Iwane Matsui is not as great as that of Fumimaro Konoe.

, it can be said that Konoe Fumimaro was the first driving force behind the East Asian War.

Although he had committed so many crimes, Konoe Fumimaro did not know it. His evaluation of himself was: I am a person who is at the mercy of fate. Before the war, I was bullied by the military because of my weakness. During the war, I was criticized by others for being a peace activist.

, the war was over, and I became a war criminal again.

In fact, Konoe Fumimaro is not as innocent as he said. Shigemitsu Aoi once retorted to Konoe Fumimaro's defense: Konoe always wants to say that the responsibility for provoking wars and abusing prisoners has nothing to do with him, and that the bad things are all caused by General Tojo.

If the repressive warlords did what they did, if Duke Konoe is allowed to not only not be punished but also play any role in Japan after the war, it would be the same as letting Quisling be the president of Norway, Raffal the president of France, and Göring the European Union.

Army commander.

Like Shigeru Honjo, Konoe from another time and space committed suicide when he learned that he was included in the list of Class-A war criminals and was about to be arrested.

"I'd rather argue with the damned American monster in court. It's best if we win." Umezu Yoshijiro was fearless. In another time and space, he refused to plead guilty in court, claiming that the world would not judge him appropriately.

, only God will make a fair judgment on him.

Then Yoshijiro Umezu, who had advanced rectal cancer, was sentenced to life and suffered in pain for two months before dying.

At this time, there was a sudden noise outside the door. The generals rushed out and found a group of Allied military police breaking in. Several accompanying officers came forward to stop them and were being beaten by the military police.

In order to facilitate movement, all generals and accompanying officers did not wear military uniforms, but wore civilian clothes.

After entering Japan, the Allied forces promised not to retaliate against the Japanese people in order to appease the people, which relieved the tension of the Japanese to a great extent.

Against this background, the brutal behavior of the military police is particularly shocking.

"What the hell are you doing? What mistake have they made?" Umezu Yoshijiro, who had the most fiery temper, was not afraid of death. Unfortunately, he spoke in Japanese and the military police could not understand him.

Even if they could understand, the Allied military police would probably not restrain themselves.

"What's your name?" A white second lieutenant came to Umezu Yoshijiro. Although he was two steps lower than Umezu Yoshijiro, he was still a head taller.

There is no way, height is a permanent flaw for Japanese people.

Especially after the newspaper published the photo of MacArthur and Hirohito, many Allied officers and soldiers liked to be condescending in this way, squinting at the Japanese with contemptuous eyes.

"I am Umezu Yoshijiro, do you want to kill me? Come on, I am ready -" Umezu Yoshijiro is not afraid of life and death. If he dies in this way, then Umezu Yoshijiro will be remembered by many Japanese people.

It's a pity that the second lieutenant didn't give him a chance.

"What did this guy say?" the second lieutenant turned to ask the translator.

"He said he is Umezu Yoshijiro, and he is welcoming you -" The short translator with a short stature and oily hair came up to him with a charming smile. The kind misunderstanding did not get the gratitude of Umezu Yoshijiro, but instead gained a lot of angry comments.

Eyes.

Even if you work for the American ghosts to make a living, can you stop smiling so flatteringly?

"I am Duke Konoe Fumimaro. I was recently entrusted by General MacArthur to amend the Japanese Constitution. What is the purpose of your coming here?" Konoe Fumimaro moved out of MacArthur, hoping to make the military police have some scruples.

"Is General Matsui Iwane here?" The second lieutenant's attitude was not greatly affected.

When Matsui Iwane heard his name, his face suddenly turned pale, without any color at all.

The other generals, whether they were in high spirits or struggling to survive, all breathed a sigh of relief this time.

Probably because he was not named.

"I am Matsui Iwane, what do you want from me?" Matsui Iwane tried his best to hold up his chest, but his voice was trembling.

"Please come with us, we have something we need your cooperation with." The second lieutenant raised his hand and called for someone. Several military police armed with assault rifles gathered around him, pointing their guns directly at Matsui Iwane.

"I didn't make a mistake, you can't arrest me!" Matsui Iwane looked horrified. Was he about to be arrested?

"What mistake did he make? You can't take him away." Umezu Yoshijiro stepped forward.

"Your name is Umezu Yoshijiro?" The second lieutenant finally looked directly into Umezu Yoshijiro's eyes, and Umezu Yoshijiro's voice suddenly rose an octave higher.

"Yes, I am the Umezu Yoshijiro you are looking for." Umezu Yoshijiro flattered himself. He heard clearly just now that the second lieutenant was looking for Matsujin Iwane.

However, Umezu Yoshijiro did not feel proud for long. The second lieutenant took out a piece of paper and a stack of photos from his backpack, and nodded after comparing them.

"Yes, we are indeed looking for you, and you have to follow me -" the second lieutenant was very happy, it seemed that he could catch a lot of big fish today.