What events in history did not accept the enemy's surrender?

Most notably, Australia refused to surrender to Japan.

Many people will be shocked to see this place, because it is generally felt that the only battles that Japan participated in at that time were the China battlefield in Asia and the war against the United States. How did this good two-front operation spread to Australia in the south? This reason is a plan of the Japanese army to cut off their ties with the United States by occupying Australia, and it can also be used as a strategic location in the Pacific War. With this in mind, these arrogant Japanese began their plan, and it was in this action plan that Australians and Japanese became enemies.

Cruel world war ii

In this war, there are aggressors and victims, and there are also forces that persecute others. In short, in this period of history, many people have made a lot of achievements at an early age, and at the same time, many people have given their lives for their country, their ideals and their loved ones at an early age.

In order to realize its ambition, Japan led its own army to our black soil and white water, and came to our gray tile and white wall, where it burned, killed and looted, and committed all kinds of evils. Although the country was weak, the fierce and complicated fighting at that time made our ancestors, and this hot land under our feet was wantonly ravaged by Japanese aggressors.

The history of Nanjing is vivid. It is this history that taught us the law of the jungle, and it is this history that taught us to resist. At the same time, because China was at the bottom of the world position at that time, the Japanese surrendered unconditionally after the war, making 300,000 murders immortal.

In such a disaster, our country suffered too much damage and blow.

While persecuting the Chinese nation, the Japanese army also began to invade Australia.

Drive the army to Australia

Because of the successive victories in the Asian battlefield, the ambition of Showa Group's base camp has been further expanded. They began to be dissatisfied with getting their hands on Asian land, began to learn English and French, and wanted to plant their own sun flag on another continent. At first, the Japanese attack was very smooth, and the journey was smooth. It also captured many Australian prisoners of war and members of the Australian Red Cross.

You know, no matter what kind of war, there is an agreement. The first convention is that they can't attack stragglers, and the second convention is that they can't persecute the national Red Cross. However, the frenzied Japan slaughtered Australian soldiers and members of the Red Cross, and blood flowed everywhere.

When these Australians heard that the Japanese killed not only prisoners, but also members of the Red Cross, they were furious and took immediate action to recruit soldiers within a week. They recruited a force to be reckoned with in a short time. Combined with American equipment, these invading enemies will be beaten out of the water.

You surrender, I refuse

It was precisely because of America's devastating attack on Japan that the government surrendered unconditionally. After the broadcast and documents of the country's surrender became known to the world, countless Japanese officers suffered a huge blow, and tens of thousands of Japanese chose to commit suicide that day. But this is the reality after all, and the emperor finally surrendered. After Japan surrendered, some prisoners of war were accepted by Russia and some by the United States, while most Japanese prisoners of war in Australia naturally stayed in Australia's hands. They protested angrily against Japan's surrender, because these demons killed many of their relatives and brought the fire of hell to their paradise.

Later, unable to change this reality, these Australians organized an action to kill Japanese prisoners of war, hoping to vent their anger.