Japanese who supported China against the Japanese war during World War II.

after the p>9.18 incident, Japanese anti-war writer Lu Diheng, his wife Yukiko Ikeda and Eiko Luchuan came to China to lead the Japanese anti-war in Kuomintang-controlled areas. Japanese progressives Shi "Heng" Lingzi and her husband came to China to fight the war.

Akiko Shi, a woman from Yizi Town, Lauga County, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, came to China with her husband to participate in the anti-Japanese work after she lost her life in Shanghai, and established an anti-Japanese general mobilization meeting in Anhui Province.

Lady Fukuyama, a worker from the Tukouzi Railway Work Area in Tokyo, joined the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. When a group of people of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces stayed in the forest near Muling County, the Japanese puppet army found that Lady Fukuyama and a North Korean soldier were injured. The comrades who led the team wanted to carry them away, but they refused. They asked for two grenades and asked to stay and protect their China comrades from retreating. A few days later, when the comrades came back, they found their bodies dismembered and their bones thrown everywhere.

in November p>193, masahiro Kawasaki (a Japanese visitor to China), Hideki Ozaki (a reporter from Asahi Shimbun used to be a curtain raiser for the near-Wei Wenmo), Toshima Bojun Xili Longfu (a reporter from Shanghai Daily), Komatsu Shigeo (an employee of Manzhou Railway Company) and Deputy Shima Takashi launched the "Japan-China Struggle Alliance", mainly for anti-war propaganda, and the propaganda target was the Japanese troops in China.

During p>1931-1941, Hideki Ozaki Kawaguchi, Masayoshi Mizuno, Takao Takeshima, Bojun sorge began to collect information about the Japanese war of aggression. In October 1941, Hideki Ozaki sorge was arrested and hanged in Tokyo on November 7, 1944.

September 19, 1931: Japan's * * * production party issued a letter to workers and peasants all over the country, calling for opposing the war of aggression.

January 29th, 1932: When the Japanese army attacked Shanghai, 2 soldiers opposed the war against China, refused to carry out the attack orders, and were escorted back to China by the Japanese authorities for punishment.

February 9, 1932: Students from several schools headed by Meiji University in Tokyo, Japan held a massive anti-war demonstration.

March 3, 1933: Yasuo Ita, a soldier of the Japanese Kwantung Army Transport Brigade, died heroically while transporting a truckload of bullets to China's Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army.

from 1928 to 1933, 6,9 people were accused of making anti-war remarks in Japan, and 4,175 people were prosecuted and sentenced.

in p>1931, there were 126 anti-war incidents in the Japanese military arsenal, and in 1932, there were 24.

In October 1932, Yoshito Iwata, a member of the Central Committee of Japan's Anti-War Day, was arrested and persecuted to death in November.

On January 19, 1932, more than 2 Japanese soldiers were injured and refused to attack China's troops, and were taken back to Japan for punishment.

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In May p>1932, private Jintian, 29th Infantry Wing stationed in Gongjin Ruosong, was arrested for posting anti-war leaflets in the barracks. When he was arrested, he found 5 sheets printed with the words against sending troops to Manchuria and against the imperialist war.

In p>1932, eight Japanese soldiers stationed in Ning 'an, Northeast China, opposed the war of aggression against China, and secretly negotiated to join the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army in opposing the enemy. They fled to Tangtougou and lost their way, and were forced to return to their headquarters and were killed by Japanese puppet troops. In the same year, the Japanese garrison stationed in a place north of Mudanjiang City took more than a dozen soldiers with anti-war leaflets distributed by China's anti-Japanese army and fled into the forest to find the anti-Japanese team. When they were chased by the Japanese garrison, they did not want to be caught back by the Japanese army and cut their bellies one after another.

On February 2th, 1933, Kobayashi Takiji, a famous Japanese proletarian writer, was arrested in Tokyo. After being brutally tortured by the police for more than three hours, he stopped breathing that afternoon. When Mr. Lu Xun heard that he was persecuted and killed, he sent a telegram of condolence, calling on the people of China and Japan to March forward courageously along the bloody road of Kobayashi Takiji.

On May 26th, 1933, Red Flag called for opposing the invasion of northeast China and organizing the masses to carry out an anti-war movement.

June, 1933: Japan's Kanto Labor Association decided to form an anti-Nazi, anti-fascist alliance.

August p>1933: Japanese writer Yulan Akita held the inaugural meeting of "Friends of Peace in the Far East" in Tokyo to oppose Japanese aggression against China.

September p>1937: After the official war between Japan and China, a large number of anti-war slogans appeared in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya.

On October, 1933, Noroi Eitaro, the leader of the Central Committee, was arrested and died tragically in prison.

September p>1937: After the official war between Japan and China, a large number of anti-war slogans appeared in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya.

September 5, 1937: Shanghai Branch of the Oriental Small and Weak National Alliance published a letter to Japanese soldiers, calling on Japanese soldiers who attacked Shanghai to oppose the war.

In p>1938, Jiro Ishikawa, the squad leader of the Japanese army, led a whole squad of Japanese soldiers to surrender to China soldiers in Taihu Lake area.

During p>1937——1938, Japanese young and strong military leaders and Chihiro Chihiro kept passing important military information to the Intelligence Section of the Fifth Theater.

in June, 1938, a Japanese worker, Kazuo Fukuyama, joined the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition and died heroically while fighting against the Japanese army.

On January 2nd, 1939, Saya's first wife Kobayashi Takeda Okada joined the Eighth Route Army. They were the earliest "Japanese Eighth Route Army". During the Anti-Japanese War, they used Japanese songs and anti-war lyrics to publicize near the Japanese bunker. Inspired by the anti-war propaganda, soldier Yoshida Taro Takagi joined the Eighth Route Army with a Japanese barber.

In p>1939, Saya's first husband Kobayashi Takeda Takagi Toshiyuki Yoshida Taro Okada Shixiu founded the Awakening Alliance.

March 1939: Japanese young anti-war activists attacked Osaka Army Arsenal with bombs and caused a fire.

In 1939, more than 5 soldiers of the Japanese army mutinied in Wuhan.

in p>194, Japanese soldier Tian (Huotian) made a fuss, and Masao Xianghe, Yong Goto and Masahiro Hamanaka joined the New Fourth Army of China.

On April 1st, 1941, three Japanese soldiers defected to the Eighth Route Army in Taihang, and one of them was captured by the Japanese army, then he was beheaded and killed in public.

On August 7th, 1941, in the Yinan Plain, Akiyama Yoshiko Shui Yuan Kenji Chengyang Guiyan established the Yinan branch of Awakening Alliance. Later, Wing Lu Yu Branch and Shandong Taiyue Branch were established one after another. Three Japanese soldiers successfully defected to the Eighth Route Army in Feicheng, Shandong Province, and four others were killed. By 1942, the Awakening League in China had more than 6 members.

suppressed democracy-unique toilet anti-war propaganda position:

"What does the front have to do with us? Get up and engage in the Japanese revolution" (a factory toilet in Kyoto)

"Down with the Japanese government and execute the former Prime Minister Jin Wei" (a factory toilet in Hiroshima)

"Stop the war and lose in the end" (a cemetery toilet in Tokyo)

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