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Japanese
troops captured by Chinese armies in former "Manchukuo" |
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Japanese
troops captured in Huabei |
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Japanese
troops captured in Changsha Battle
in Hunan Province, the hometown of later Chinese
leader Mao
Zedong and current Taiwan provincial chief
Ma Ying-jeou. |
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Japanese
troops captured in Songshan Battle |
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Chinese
civilians sent captured Japanese officers and
soldiers to authority |
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A
Japanese top military officer was executed by
Chinese soldier at Rain Flake Dais (雨花台) in Nanjing （南京）,
once (in fact 8 times) the capital of China. |
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The
captured Japanese
officers and soldiers lined up for roll call
each morning at a Chinese military prison. |
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Japanese
imperial army officials and soldiers were brought
to a mass meeting in Shangrao (上饶), Jiangxi Province
（江西）, where they received Chinese people's anti
aggression war lectures. |
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On
the meeting the prisoners also received books
and daily necessities that were designed to help
these war
criminals to learn how to be a civilized
members of human community which they were never
taught back home in Japan. |
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Reformed
Japanese officers and soldiers renounced their
criminal past and determined to turn a new leaf. |
