20 19 what is the significance of the anniversary of Japan's surrender day?

In the last century, the most unforgettable and painful history of China people was the war of aggression launched by Japanese imperialism against China. After arduous resistance, the Chinese nation finally surrendered unconditionally to the Japanese invaders, and the people of China ushered in the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. So what is the anniversary of Japan's surrender day on 20 19? What is the significance of Japan's surrender day?

Q: What is the anniversary of Japan's surrender on 20 19?

A: The 74th anniversary of Japan's surrender in 20 19.

Japanese surrender day

Japan's Unconditional Surrender Day means that at noon on August 1945, Emperor Hirohito of Japan broadcast to the whole of Japan, accepted the Potsdam Proclamation, implemented unconditional surrender and ended the war.

1945 August 2 1 Imai Beowulf flew to Zhijiang to negotiate surrender.

1945 at 9: 00 a.m. on September 2, the signing ceremony of the Japanese surrender, which marked the end of World War II, was held on the main deck of the Missouri moored in Tokyo Bay. Shigemitsu Mamoru, the new Japanese foreign minister representing the Japanese emperor and government, and Umezu Yoshijiro, the army chief of staff representing the Japanese imperial stronghold, signed the surrender letter in turn.

1at 9: 00 on September 9, 945, the commander-in-chief of Japan's Chinese dispatch troops submitted a Japanese surrender letter to the commander-in-chief of China's army. The ceremony lasted 15 minutes. Express unconditional surrender and sign the surrender.

1945 10 year 10 on 25th October, the government of the Republic of China held the surrender ceremony in Taiwan Province province, China, which became an important symbol of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's complete victory.

signing ceremony

On September 2nd, 1945, Japanese Foreign Minister Shigemitsu Mamoru and Army Chief of Staff Umezu Yoshijiro formally signed the surrender letter aboard the Missouri.

On September 9th, 1945, the surrender ceremony of China Theater was held in the auditorium of Nanjing Central Army Military Academy. On behalf of Japan, the Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese Invaders formally submitted a surrender letter to the Commander-in-Chief of the Army, He, who represented the Government of the Republic of China. Okamura Ningji signed the "Okamura Ningji" with a surrender book in his hand, and then sealed it. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and World War II officially ended.

According to the review, this surrender was not directly handed over to He, but was submitted by Asako Kobayashi Saburo, the chief of staff. In addition, there was no knife offering link symbolizing disarmament at the surrender ceremony. Because MacArthur, the supreme commander of the allied forces at that time, stipulated that Japanese representatives should not wear sabers when they formally surrendered; All Japanese army knives should be collected with other weapons. Once formally surrendered, the Japanese army was not allowed to wear sabers again. MacArthur also stipulated that all the above provisions are applicable to the China war zone. As the representative of Japan is not allowed to bring knives, there is no way to offer them.

The Significance of Japanese Unconditional Surrender Day: War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression has won an all-round victory.

Japan's unconditional surrender declared the complete collapse of the fascist Axis, marked the final victory of China's national War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the world anti-fascist war, and put an end to the long and bloody World War II in human history.