On the pier near Pyongyang, a group of soldiers and many North Koreans are standing quietly by the pier. It's just that unlike the Wehrmacht soldiers who seem to have a more relaxed expression and are chatting on the sidelines, those North Koreans look at these soldiers, both their eyes and expressions are full of complexity...

In the eyes of North Koreans in the past, China was supposed to be their savior. And they did think so, after all, China has been the suzerainty of Korea for many years, and compared to Japan, it is also very good for North Korea. In particular, many resistance groups in North Korea have secretly received funding from China, and they simply cannot hold out for so long without China's assistance.

When necessary, Yan Shao even allowed some resistance groups to retreat into China, and although the Japanese government was angry about this, there was nothing they could do about Yan Shao.

However, just when the Koreans really thought that the Chinese would rescue them from the iron heel of the Japanese, what happened in Pyongyang taught them a lesson...

When the 17th Army launched an attack on Pyongyang, although the offensive was very fierce, the artillery fire of the 17th Army at that time was mainly aimed at the Japanese defense line on the periphery, so it did not cause much casualties to Pyongyang, which also made the Koreans in the city not feel much fear―――――― on the contrary, they were looking forward to the victory of Chinese.

Although the Japanese in Pyongyang were obviously better at treating Koreans because of the large number of foreigners in the city, even so. The North Koreans in the city are still miserable.

Of course, they will look forward to the arrival of the Chinese. However, they never imagined that the first thing that would come would be a catastrophe that fell from the sky...

The day of the bombing. They were still walking out of their homes with curiosity from the air raid sirens and walking out into the streets looking up at the huge iron birds in the sky. Flames fell from the sky, engulfing all the people and buildings around them in an instant...

Those who happened to be in the center of the explosion were fine, at least they died without pain, while those who were on the brink of the explosion were suddenly burned into fireballs. There they cried and struggled. screamed, and finally was burned into charcoal little by little by the flames on his body...

Then the gasoline and other fuels spilled by the iron birds contributed to the fire in the city. The two successive bombings almost burned half of Pyongyang. This city with a long history also turned into ruins almost overnight...

According to the statistics of the XVII Army after the fact, after the bombing. More than 30,000 North Koreans died in the flames alone. In addition, there were nearly 20,000 wounded, many of whom suffered severe burns, and within a few days, thousands of people died of their injuries. In addition, the Japanese troops originally stationed in Pyongyang also suffered thousands of casualties, plus many foreigners and even Chinese living in Pyongyang, the death toll caused by the first two bombings was as high as more than 40,000, and the number of casualties reached more than 60,000...

To know. The population of Pyongyang as a whole is just over 100,000, even if you count the Japanese and troops in the city. There are only 130,000 or 40,000 foreigners living here. It is not an exaggeration to say that the population of Pyongyang in 1920 was only 87,000 in 1920 after only two bombings caused such casualties by some people―――――― because of the rise of China, Japan attached great importance to Pyongyang, especially after increasing the number of garrisons, and the population here has become much larger.

Seeing his relatives being burned alive, and the home he has lived in for many years being burned down, and there is nothing he can do, the so-called pain is nothing more than this.

And this also made the Korean people in Pyongyang extremely hated the Wehrmacht, and when the Wehrmacht entered the city, there were even Korean civilians who fought guerrilla warfare with the Japanese...

Of course, if that's all there is to it, then it's much simpler, just hatred. What really complicated the North Koreans was that after entering Pyongyang, the Wehrmacht was not as brutal as imagined, but had a sense of nothing to do with Minqiu―――――― at the beginning they thought they were quite kings, but later half of Pyongyang was burned down, so they naturally felt that they might be beasts similar to the Japanese.

After entering the city, Gao Wenshan first organized troops to help extinguish the fires in the city. Immediately afterwards, he began to resettle the refugees in the city, tidy up the ruins, and at the same time took out some tents and helped the refugees build some simple shelters, and even distributed a lot of food and other materials.

It can be said that these North Koreans have never seen such measures before. In particular, the distribution of tents, the help of repairing shelters, and the distribution of food helped the people of the city to avoid starvation and cold...

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If the previous bombing had turned the Chinese into demons in their hearts, this move had greatly reversed the image of the Nationalist government in their hearts. Even when looking at the national government, the attitude has become much more complicated.

After all, the previous actions of the Wehrmacht were too different from those after entering the city, and even some North Koreans couldn't help but wonder if they had made a mistake. In fact, it was the Japanese who set fire to Pyongyang, right, and the Chinese are innocent? ―――――― at least judging by the behavior of the Japanese in the past, they do look like people who would do such a thing...

However, the fact is that the previous things were done by the Wehrmacht.

The reason why the Wehrmacht made so many moves after entering the city was that they did not have the intention of atonement. After all, they are not as frenzied as the Japanese, and they don't care about what they do at all. And Pyongyang is also inhabited by innocent civilians...

Although the officers and soldiers who entered the city, including Gao Wenshan, knew very well that this action could not be used to atone for their sins, it was much better than doing nothing...

What's more, they also need to have a stable enough internal environment to cope with the pressure from the outside world.

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Just when the North Koreans on the dock were still looking at the Wehrmacht with more complicated eyes and eyes. Suddenly there was a noise from the river. After hearing the movement, the people on the dock immediately turned their attention to the river, and soon saw three submarines sailing on the river. There are even a couple of container-like things on the backs of these submarines ...

Seeing these submarines, the people on the dock suddenly gathered and waited quietly.

At the same time, some of them came out of the submarine, and it was clear from the uniforms on their bodies that they were all members of the Wehrmacht―――――― but it was impossible to tell whether they were in the army or the navy.

It is not surprising that there is such a big difference in the clothing of the army and the navy, only in the neckline and other positions. If it's at close range. Maybe you can see it more clearly, but now those submarines are at least more than 300 meters away on the river, if you can see it clearly. That's really weird...

But even if you can't see the difference in military uniforms, just from the fact that they are standing on the submarine, you can already assume that they are from the navy...

After about a few minutes, the three submarines gently docked at the temporary dock built for them. Immediately afterwards, the sailors on the submarine were seen jumping from above.

And after a pleasantry. The people on the docks also began to unload boxes of ammunition from the submarine. In particular, the items on the back of the submarine that look very similar to the containers, although they are much smaller in size, but the amount of ammunition and other items taken out of the inside is comparable to the amount taken out of the submarine...

Although it was only three submarines, the Wehrmacht on the dock took a large amount of ammunition from them. In particular, artillery shells, machine rifle shells, and grenades are the things that the 17th and 33rd armies urgently need at present.

"How? It's smooth on the road, right? ”

Walking up to the captain of one of the submarines, the officer in charge of the porterage on the dock asked with a smile.

"It's okay," the officer said with a smile. Although the Japanese warships blocked the mouth of the Datong River, they could not approach the Datong River at all, so everything was smooth. Although the Japanese know that we are using submarines to transport supplies, they can't do anything about us..."

That's true. With a transport ship, the risk is still too great. Of course, the advantages of using a transport ship are also great, for example, it can carry a huge amount of supplies at one time, etc., unlike the number of ten submarines, which may not be as good as one. However, considering the danger, in the end, the Nationalist government began to deliver supplies to the 17th Army in Pyongyang, mainly with submarines...

As the captain said, although the Japanese knew this very well, they could not do anything about it.

Although sonar has been invented in this era, it has not yet reached the point of practical use. In fact, sonar appeared a little earlier than ordinary people think, as early as 1906 sonar was developed by the British Navy's Lewis? Nickerson invented. By the time of the First World War, it began to be used on the battlefield to detect submarines hidden underwater, and these sonars could only be used to passively listen to sounds, which belonged to passive sonar, or called 'hydrophones', and their performance was very poor.

Active sonar, on the other hand, was only invented in 1915, and it was not until 1920 that the British tested the sonar equipment they still called 'ASDIC' on the HMSAntrim of the Royal Navy, and finally began production in 1922...

As you can imagine, this kind of advanced technology is definitely not something that the Japanese can have today.

So in front of the submarine, they are simply helpless. The submarine force of the navy, although the submarine diving time of this era is very short, it is enough for the submarine force to dive to the bottom of the sea before being discovered by the Japanese ships, and then quietly pass through the gaps between the Japanese warships and go straight to the Datong River...

As for the boxes on the back of the submarine, they were specially put on by the Navy before departure.

If it were in the afterlife, or even during World War II, it would have been an act of death. Because doing so can easily increase the noise of the submarine itself, which will lead to a lot of problems.

But in this era, it's different, basically as long as you don't sink the submarine, no matter how weird the shape is, it will be difficult for people to find it. Who called the sonar of this era was still limited to passive sonar, which is also known as hydrophones. And active sonar is still a shadowless thing...

But this kind of thing is still a bit ......... after all In order to avoid accidents, none of the boxes on the back of the submarine were very large. But even this has increased the number of weapons and ammunition that these submarines can carry. If by the amount that the submarine itself can carry ...

I'm afraid I may not be able to carry much...

"Anyway, the more ammunition you have, the better," the officer said with some joy as he looked at the boxes of ammunition that had been loaded onto the docks.

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Whoever kills, he will always kill him.

"Mencius" said: "Those who love others will always love them; Those who respect others will always respect them", which means "those who love others." He was often loved by others; He who respects others will always be respected by others", thus exhorting people to love and respect each other. This is the original sentence.

The general meaning of the phrase "murderer, man always kills" is that the person who kills will be killed sooner or later. Although it is not from Mencius. But the meaning is the same as the above statement.

And the following incident also has something to do with this sentence...

If you're going to punch someone, you have to be prepared to get beaten, and that's the way it is.

Although outside the city of Pyongyang, the Japanese troops of the four divisions were pressed on almost all fronts, which greatly increased the pressure on Pyongyang's outer defense line, and it can be said that they had the upper hand. But the so-called Pyongyang battlefield is only one of the battlefields in North Korea.

Of course. When it comes to importance, the importance of the Pyongyang battlefield is unquestionable. But the importance of other battlefields is not necessarily inferior. From the perspective of the overall situation, the Communist government has never fallen into a disadvantage, not even a balance of power, but is in a state of slight superiority, and this advantage continues to expand over time, which even the Japanese government has to admit...

In the northeastern part of Korea, 100,000 Wehrmacht, which had marched south from Vladivostok, had completely occupied the entire northeastern part of Korea, and was attacking the Japanese army together with the Wehrmacht moving south from the northwest and north, forming a semicircular circle of attack in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula.

In fact, ever since the encirclement of the Seventeenth and Thirty-third Armies, the Nationalist Government has been drawing reinforcements from the nearest military districts. With the gradual passage of time, the troops from the Jinan Military Region and the Beijing Military Region have basically arrived at the Korean battlefield, and the troops of the Vladivostok Military Region have already arrived. In terms of troops, Feng Guozhang has an absolute advantage, and he does not have to worry about falling into the predicament of running out of ammunition and food like the 17th Army and the 33rd Army.

It can even be said that if the 17th Army and the 33rd Army are excluded from the siege, Feng Guozhang has the upper hand in this war.

If it weren't for this incident, Feng Guozhang's marshal would even be nine out of ten.

However, even now Feng Guozhang still has a great advantage, especially after the 17th Army has captured Pyongyang. The two units of the 17th Army and the 33rd Army have gone from being swallowed by the Japanese into food to be digested by the Japanese to indigestible nails ―――――― steel nails!

Now, because of the 17th and 33rd armies, not only was Pyongyang burned to the ground, but even the Japanese themselves were pinned down with a large number of troops. This group of troops, which were originally responsible for eating the 17th and 33rd armies, can now be said to be unable to move. And this put the Japanese in a disadvantageous situation when fighting against the Wehrmacht, which was already superior in numbers.

At this point, the Japanese government really had the urge to ignore the 17th and 33rd armies, but they could not do so. Because if you don't care, no one knows when these two nails will suddenly burst out and pierce your body, making you miserable...

In the final analysis, the current Gao Wenshan is completely different from the original after all. It turned out that because of the siege of the Japanese, there was a lack of ammunition, and it was very difficult to protect themselves, let alone give the Japanese something to do for a while.

But now it is different, now they have more adequate supplies in Gaowen Mountain. There is no need to worry about ammunition, plus there are more sufficient troops......... After a long and long period of hard fighting, the original strength of the two armies of more than 100,000 troops is now only 70,000 or 80,000 people who can still fight.

Having said that, these seventy or eighty thousand people are not something that anyone can underestimate, especially after the Wehrmacht has been well rested and resupplied ...

In the outer direction, the Wehrmacht was beating the Japanese on the ground. If it turns out that they are still in a hurry to open a gap. If the 17th and 33rd armies were rescued, then they were now bullying the Japanese in various ways. In several directions on the perimeter, large groups of heavy artillery were erected on artillery positions. The thick muzzle of the cannon was facing the blue sky, and the momentum formed by hundreds of thousands of troops did not even dare to fly over it...

Thousands of artillery pieces were constantly venting ammunition on the Japanese positions.

If it turned out that even if they were desperate, they had to find a way to open a gap in the outer defense line of the Japanese army, then now they are more willing to use ammunition to consume―――――― the Japanese army's fortifications are also considered solid, and it is much better to use artillery shells than human lives, right?

And at the same time that the Wehrmacht was beating the Japanese in the north, the 21st Army, which had penetrated deep into the south of Korea. It is also rampant. Although Japan also transferred some troops from the mainland to Korea, it always had no way to take the 21st Army.

Especially after the 21st Army was reduced to zero, the Japanese army was even more exhausted. And because Feng Guozhang has already opened his mouth. After allowing the 21st Army to take any means to maintain the attrition of the operation, the 21st Army did not have to worry about the supply problem.

Hundreds of thousands of troops on the periphery, Pyongyang's 17th and 33rd armies like nails. In addition, it has been driven south for a long time. The 21st Army that smashed the Yellow Dragon.

The two-pronged approach, no, to be exact, the three-pronged approach, left the Japanese army almost helpless.

Now the only hope for the Japanese army is to solve the problem of Gao Wensan and others who were nailed into the Japanese army in Pyongyang as soon as possible, otherwise the Japanese army will be crushed sooner or later...

However, it is not easy to achieve this. Especially after Yan Shao invested a lot of submarines in the transportation industry...

In addition to these, the Wehrmacht also threw incendiary bombs on the perimeter line...

It's just that compared to the excellent results in Pyongyang. The effects of these incendiary bombs, which were used on the perimeter of the defensive line, were a major disappointment to the upper echelons of the government. Although these incendiary bombs did cause heavy casualties to the Japanese army, they were never comparable to those in Pyongyang.

However, this is not surprising, after all, the Japanese fortified line is not like Pyongyang, which has a large number of wooden buildings, which can make the whole area burn very lightly.

The resistance of the Japanese army on the outer defense line was also very stubborn, so although the current situation was actually that the Kuomintang government was beating the Japanese on the head, they just couldn't beat the other side down.

Not only that, because of the use of incendiary bombs in Pyongyang, the Kuomintang government caused some trouble because of this incident, but fortunately, Yan Shao has many ways to solve the trouble...

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Paris, France...

After the devastating First World War, Paris, Europe's most famous and most prosperous city, has finally regained its former glory.

Although it is winter now, and the climate in Paris has become colder, fashionable Parisian women still walk on the flat streets in relatively light clothes, carrying or collapsing the latest style of leather bags in their hands and shoulders―――――― I have to say that women's money is indeed very profitable, especially these so-called fashion brands.

And the Rain Stone Group has indeed made enough money on these French women. The reason is also very simple, because almost half of the fashionable clothes worn by these pedestrians on the street are owned by Yushi Group...

Even those that are not owned by Yushi Group also have shares of Yushi Group, and Yushi Group has a greater influence on these brands. Etcetera...

It's just that if these women walking the streets of Paris are only concerned about those fashion brands. So what other people in the city are concerned about is another thing that is happening in the city, and which is also extremely important to many people...

A meeting at the Palace of Versailles...

The Palace of Versailles, located in Versailles, the capital of the Yvelines department in the southwest suburbs of Paris, France, is one of the famous palaces in Paris and one of the five major palaces in the world (the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Palace of Versailles in France, Buckingham Palace in the United Kingdom, the White House in the United States, and the Kremlin in Russia). Historically, the area where the Palace of Versailles was located was originally a wasteland of forests and swamps. In 1624, King Louis XIII of France bought 117 acres of wasteland for 10,000 livres and built a two-story red brick building there. Used as a hunting residence. On the second floor, there are rooms such as the king's office, bedrooms, reception rooms, wardries, and entourage bedrooms, and the first floor is a furniture storage room and armory. At that time the palace had 26 rooms, today it has 2,300 rooms, 67 staircases and 5,210 pieces of furniture. Between 1682 and 1789, the Palace of Versailles served as the court of France for 107 years.

Historically, the palace has been the site of many politically important events, such as the occupation of Versailles by Prussian troops during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870. On 18 January 1871, King Wilhelm I of Prussia was crowned Emperor of the German Empire in the Hall of Mirrors, and on 26 February 1871 he signed a preliminary peace with France at Versailles.

For example, the Treaty of Versailles, which took place not long ago, was signed between the Allies and Germany in the Hall of Mirrors.

Almost all of these can be called political events that have affected the whole world. Incidentally, a little more than a year later, an agreement with Hungary was signed in the original history.

But this time. What was held at the Palace of Versailles was not a ceremony for the signing of an agreement, but a meeting, which was convened at the request of the Japanese government. At the same time, the political council was supported by Britain and the United States. The purpose is simple. It is for the 'atrocities' that are currently taking place on the Korean Peninsula ...

Ever since the Wehrmacht's Army Aviation staged a burning of the city in Pyongyang, the incendiary bomb, an extremely powerful weapon, has shocked the world because of its cruelty and its ability to kill people on a large scale.

After the bombing of Pyongyang, the Japanese government complained to the international community about the cruelty of the Kokusha government and its massacre of civilians. Of course, a simple complaint is never enough, and even the Japanese government is well aware of it today. On the military front, it is already difficult for them to win.

If it goes on like this, let alone defeat the Chinese. It is difficult to say whether North Korea will even be able to hold it. Therefore, the most urgent task is how to stop the war.

In particular, not long ago, the British and American governments had already warned Japan that if the war was not stopped, at the current pace of development, even if Britain and the United States intervened, Japan would probably only be able to enjoy half of Korea...

This is absolutely unacceptable to Japan, but the most difficult thing about such a thing as war is not how to start, but how to end. The Korean War is an example of this, which started out as a simple drama by some radical Japanese soldiers and officers, but how to stop it?

Now that more than half of the territory in northern Korea has fallen into the hands of the Chinese, let the Chinese obediently withdraw, the other side will obviously not agree, but if the Japanese are allowed to bear the price of defeat, this is not only undesirable to the Japanese, I am afraid it is also unacceptable to the Japanese people.

However, after thinking hard about it, the Japanese government came up with a very good way―――――― using public opinion to force China to stop its military action and come to the negotiating table for peace talks.

Of course, the ordinary way is definitely useless, so only some special ways can be used. For example, to put something in front of the international community...

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There was no United Nations at this time, and certainly no Hague International Tribunal―――――― which was established only in 1946, after the victory in the Second World War.

However, in this era, although there was no United Nations, there were Entente countries. Both China and Japan were clearly members of the Entente. Therefore, it is very reasonable to discuss something at the meeting of the Entente.

Especially since the Treaty of Versailles had only been signed for a few months, and almost every member of the Entente was still stranded in France. It would be much easier to convene an internal meeting of the Entente here than it would be in Beijing or Tokyo.

Therefore, with the support of Japan, Britain and the United States, the conference was soon held in France. Because it has a relatively deep friendship with China and does not have much interest in the Far East, in fact, the French government is not very willing to wade into this troubled water. It's just that there is no more suitable place than Paris at this time, so the French can only nod their heads helplessly.

At this moment, representatives of the Japanese government stood on the podium in the Palace of Versailles and complained about the atrocities committed by the Chinese government in Korea.

“……… The Chinese army used an extremely terrifying weapon. As a result, the whole of Pyongyang was plunged into a sea of fire, and tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians, including the commander of the DPRK Front, were even more destroyed. This is a massacre against civilians, which should be stopped by the international community..."

On the podium, the Japanese ambassador to France, speaking in a rather strange tone of English, explained the content to the delegates below. And below, after listening to his words, the representatives of various countries also bowed slightly. Express your attitude.

However, when the representative of the national government came to power, the representative retorted very directly. "The war was caused purely by a sneak attack on the Japanese side, no matter what casualties there were. The Japanese government should be responsible. What's more, war is an inevitable thing that will inevitably cause civilian casualties, and it is impossible to calculate how many civilians have died in the war until now, and we have also obtained some evidence. It was the Japanese government that proved that the organized massacre was really going on..."

That being said. In reality, however, the powers below were all on the side of Japan in this matter.

As mentioned earlier, in many ways, the great powers were on Japan's side. After all, compared with Japan, China now needs them to contain it more. In their view, the Nationalist government did commit war crimes―――――― at least tens of thousands of civilians were burned in the previous fires, and half of Pyongyang was burned to the ground, including many foreigners who stayed in Pyongyang. If this is not a massacre, then the representatives of the countries in the audience really don't know what a massacre is.

Although in the early years. This kind of thing has never been done by any country, after all, colonialist countries. Colonies don't fall for nothing, and the only way to get a colony is to get it, and that's to get it by dirty means, in other words, everyone's foundation is actually not clean.

It's just that who told people to wash their hands now, they often claim to be civilized, and naturally they don't like this kind of behavior, even if they do this kind of thing behind their backs.

As mentioned earlier, in May 1902, Korea, also known as the Korean Empire, upgraded Pyongyang to the status of a companion capital, called 'Seogyong'. At that time, Pyongyang was not only home to many Japanese and Westerners, but also an important place for overseas Chinese in Korea. With the opening up and status of Pyongyang, the process of modernization has accelerated, and it has gradually become the commercial and industrial center of the Korean Peninsula, and has become the Christian center of the Korean Peninsula, with more than 1,400 churches in its heyday, and is nicknamed the "Jerusalem of the East".

One can imagine how many foreigners stayed in Pyongyang at that time. Although after the outbreak of the war, many foreigners chose to leave in order to avoid the war, especially after the 17th Army came to the city, after all, the shells did not have eyes.

But even so, the number of foreigners who stayed in Pyongyang at that time was not a small number, and a large proportion of these people died in the bombing and subsequent fires. One can imagine how good their reasons are for standing on the Japanese side, and even many foreign civilians have developed great fear and resistance to China because of the propaganda of this matter by their own national media...

All of a sudden, the government of the Nationalist Society had the upper hand in propaganda.

If things continue to develop like this, maybe this matter will really be qualitative. Although there were no crimes against humanity in this era, the words 'deliberate massacre' were enough to make the national government notorious...

We all say that the last thing in this world is strength, and nothing else is useful. Yan Shao himself is a staunch 'gun' activist, but in fact, this kind of false name is actually part of the strength, even Yan Shao will not deny this.

If it really bears this kind of crime, it will be a rather headache for the national government. Although after the qualitative decision, other countries in the Entente country will not impose any sanctions on China because of this, but the pressure of public opinion alone is enough for China to make some concessions, and even after China knows about this matter, I am afraid that it will be...

Thinking of this, the Japanese representative could not help but feel proud.

But...

Listening to the following discussions, just when the Japanese government proudly thought that at least in terms of public opinion, he had the upper hand, but some of the things shown by the Kuomintang government made them understand that no one had the upper hand in this matter, at most it was only half a catty...

In the Palace of Versailles, the voices around the palace were so harsh that they were almost talking about the 'deliberate massacre' of the Pyongyang residents by the Commune government, and when they looked at the representatives of the Commune government, they looked as if they were looking at some kind of flood beast.

One can imagine how bad the Kuomintang-government and China's reputation would be if this meeting were to be over.

The representative of the national government sneered, and then walked directly to the podium without hurry, and said to the representatives of various countries in the audience. "Here, I hope that all of you here will give me some time to show something as evidence that it is not our country that is responsible for the massacre of civilians in North Korea, but Japan..."

Hearing the representative of the national government say this, there was a sudden noise below, but the representatives of various countries did not pay much attention to it. I thought that the representatives of the Communist Government were merely talking, and the representatives of the Japanese Government, in particular, were ready to protest against the slander of Japan by the representatives of the Communist Government on the podium.

But when the delegates of the countries present at the meeting saw the evidence presented by the representatives of the Commune government, the whole Palace of Versailles was a sensation...

Looking at the evidence presented by the representatives of the national government, the representatives of various countries under the podium were in an uproar.

After seeing the above-mentioned things, the representatives of the Japanese government broke out in a cold sweat and shouted in a voice that was almost screaming. "No, this is fake, you faked it, our soldiers can't do such a thing!"

It's just that at this time, after seeing the things just now, the eyes of the representatives of various countries looking at the Japanese have become extremely strange...

What the representatives of the government of the Nationalist Republic of China presented was nothing else, just some very ordinary letters, photographs, etc...

However, although the storage of letters and photographs is ordinary, the content inside is not ordinary at all. Because it is recorded that during this war, many massacres carried out by the Japanese army in Korea...

Unlike later generations, the Japanese government at this time did not search the letters sent by the soldiers back to their home countries, at least not very strictly. As a result, many soldiers were able to describe such things to their families in guò letters, but most of them were vague, and few of the delegates in the room knew Japanese...

What really shocked everyone here was the photos...

In those photographs, all kinds of brutal acts are displayed in the strictness of the people. Large swaths of corpses, insulted North Korean women, and babies carried by bayonets...

This kind of qiē shocked everyone present. It also made the representatives of various countries look unusually strange when they look at the Japanese representatives...

Especially after the representative of the National Government, Tong Guò had already prepared a device to play a video clip, the whole Palace of Versailles was silent, in contrast to the previous noise...

In this short clip, the details of how Japanese soldiers massacred Korean civilians in North Korea are recorded. In the clip, more than a dozen Japanese soldiers use bayonets to pick Korean civilians tied to wooden stakes to death one by one. Although the video equipment of this era was still rudimentary, everyone at the Palace of Versailles could feel the madness revealed in the footage...

There may have been a possibility that the previous letters and photographs had been forged, but the evidence recorded in these films was so overwhelming that the representatives of the Japanese government could not deny it.

If the casualties inflicted by the Kuomintang government on the Korean people in Pyongyang were merely accidental injuries as a result of the war, then Japan was deliberately carrying out massacres! (To be continued......)