Why didn t Japan become history during World War II???

It's all American tricksters.

Article 8 of the Potsdam Declaration declares that the terms of the Cairo Declaration must be carried out and that Japan's sovereignty shall be limited to Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku and such other small islands as we may determine.

However, after Japan's surrender, the United States was worried that the Soviet Union would affect its strategic position in monopolizing Japan and in the Far East, worried about the strength of the Communist Party of China, and did not ask Japan for war reparations, and prevented Okinawa, Ryukyu, and Diaoyu Islands from being rejected by Japan and from receiving China's interests in Japan.

If the result of the Chinese Liberation War was the victory of the Kuomintang, perhaps Japan's glory would have become history, because the United States would have used China under the rule of the Kuomintang as a bridgehead against the Soviet camp, vigorously supported China, and made China strong to contain the Soviet Union. However, the reality is that the Communist Party has won, and naturally, the United States can only regard Japan as the forward position against China and the Soviet Union, and it is only natural that Japan will be drawn together as an ally and vigorously support Japan's construction, and Japan will have a chance to rise again.

The Americans had to guard against the Soviet Union, and Japan was the bridgehead.

In fact, in Chinese history, the Chinese actually only completely destroyed a northern nomadic people, Japan, is worse than this guy, but after all, when Japan launched the war, other countries were involved, you can't ignore other people's opinions and patronize your own ideas to act, besides, although Japan has surrendered, but if you really want to completely capture the Japanese mainland, it will take a lot of ** and a long time, after all, Japan still has a lot of troops on the mainland and the Japanese personality would rather be broken than broken, if you really put it together, No matter which country loses a lot of troops, and the damage to all mankind in World War II is still very great, and the end of the war is also a great blessing.

LZ is talking about why not destroy Japan**, right? They signed the instrument of surrender....is protected by the Geneva Conventions....And the international community likes to smoke its own mouth.

Only fascists engage in genocide.

This is so that they can raise the banner of war again, or how to consume so many war resources.

The Chinese killed much more Chinese than the Japanese.

1.Japan itself is cramped and populated, and resources are scarce. With the development of the economy, the demand for resources was higher, and Japan's development strategy at that time had to call for external expansion. War for resources.

2.The powerful factions of the young and middle-aged members of the military and political forces of the Japanese ** internal members have swelled, and it is easy to start a war.

3.The domestic economic crisis has intensified the contradictions among the people, and Japan hopes to transform the contradictions through war, and at the same time obtain resources to solve the economic crisis.

4.The formation of the world's two major military blocs, with the participation of Japan itself.

Domestic economic crisis. Foreign military expansion.

Japan is not strong, but its opponents are too weak and can only bully China. If it had fought with the United States, Britain, or the Soviet Union at that time, it would have been vulnerable. People's tanks are made of steel. Let's take a look at the comparison of the data.

Soviet tank - this tank has a combat full weight tonnage, a crew of 4 people, and 1 short-barreled millimeter gun is installed, called the T-34 76A medium tank. In the second half of 1941, the tank was replaced with a long-barreled millimeter gun, and improvements were made in armor protection, and five models appeared successively, including the T-34 76B, T-34 76V and T-43.

Japanese tanks. Type 88 light tank. Millimeter machine gun, 2 people in crew, 9 mm armor, speed 28 km / h, net weight ton, volume x x meters.

Before the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Japanese navy had surpassed the United States in the Asia-Pacific region in terms of number and performance, and the quality of officers and men was far ahead, and it was the world's largest navy in the de facto sense.

The Japanese Navy is still okay in the world, but the development idea is not right, and in the end it did not perform very well. As for the Army, among the great powers, it is at the bottom.

That's a lot of money, and it's a lot of money, and it's going to have scientific and technological cooperation with Germany.

The notorious Anglo-Japanese alliance and the frenzied plundering of China and other Asian countries caused Japan's strength to swell dramatically before World War II. However, this is based on the situation of external plunder, which is temporary and unsustainable. Japan's strength in World War II was just a joke played by history.

The current U.S.-Japan alliance is similar to the original Anglo-Japanese alliance, and Japan is now strong thanks to this.

1. China.

The Long War of Resistance. In World War II, China was the country that fought the longest war. In this long 14-year war of resistance, it has gone through hardships and is very heroic. The main feature is the long-term persistence in the War of Resistance, that is, the protracted war, and the use of protracted war to drag down the Japanese aggressors.

In the entire War of Resistance Against Japan, China wiped out a total of 1.5 million Japanese troops, which accounted for 70% of the Japanese army in World War II.

2. U.S. missile projection.

Japan brazenly attacked Pearl Harbor in the United States, causing serious damage to the United States, so in the two days of August 6 and August 9, two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki respectively, which also completely crushed the fighting spirit of the Japanese.

3. Japan's own factors.

After a long period of foreign aggression, Japan's own human, material, and financial resources have been exhausted.

First of all, the Japanese have always had a "southward marching faction" headed by the navy and a "northward advancing faction" headed by the army, and the two sides have unanimous disputes, and Japan has always wavered left and right on the two lines, which has caused some confusion in the distribution of Japan's strategic resources.

In addition, the Japanese had already entered a stalemate stage in the war in China at that time, and the quick victory they had originally planned was no longer possible, and the end of the war could not be seen, and they were defeated in the Battle of Nomenkan against the Soviet Union. The Japanese originally wanted to occupy the advantage in the Pacific Ocean for two years and use these two years to solve China, but they did not expect that the advantage would disappear in half a year, and there was no hope of victory in the war in China.

Japan wanted to feed the war with war, and the problem of hegemony in the Pacific Ocean was added, so Japan launched the Pearl Harbor incident.

Many people believe that it may have been the first shot fired by the United States, and that the belligerent Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and declared war on the United States in order to vent its anger.

One of them is that the United States has been dizzy by the German fascists, and the domestic economy is in recession, so of course Japan has taken the opportunity to declare war, but in fact, the United States has many advantages over Japan, and Japan mainly wants oil.

Not in a hurry, but in a must. If Japan wants to invade and occupy Southeast Asia, it will inevitably clash with US interests in this region if it obtains a large amount of oil and mineral resources that it urgently needs, and since a conflict between Japan and the United States is inevitable, sooner or later it will have to declare war, and it is better to attack Pearl Harbor by surprise. In fact, Japan looks down on China at all, first, the resources in the northeast have already been obtained, and second, China is actually unable to contain much of Japan's troops, at least all the main forces of the Japanese navy and air force are concentrated in the Pacific Ocean and waiting to deal with the United States.

Because Japan's strategic resources, such as scrap iron and rubber, are mainly imported from the United States, the United States suddenly decided not to sell them to Japan, so Japan attacked the United States in an attempt to capture the American resource points in the Pacific.

Finally, I would like to remind you that Japan has never declared war since the beginning of the First Sino-Japanese War, and it has always used sneak attacks, and the devil is the grandson.

Because the Japanese "man" is a pig, a lard brain? Hitler was going crazy when he heard the news.

1. The industrial capacity was not enough to challenge the United States and the Soviet Union at the same time, and the number of troops was not enough to defeat China.

2. Not getting enough war resources in the war (mainly the Chinese battlefield, and at the same time, British Brunei's oil is also difficult to enter the mainland in large quantities because of the harassment of American submarines).

3. The industry relies heavily on handicraft workshops and lacks skilled workers, resulting in insufficient production capacity.

4. The national policy of going north and going south is used by the army and navy as a tool for fighting for power, and the national policy is regarded as child's play.

5. Strategically, the Battle of Pearl Harbor did not fundamentally relieve the United States of the ability to intervene in the Pacific, and after the Battle of Kuah, Japan completely lost the ability to control the western Pacific (it is impossible to capture Australia again).

6. There was no simultaneous attack on the USSR with Germany. This allowed the Far Eastern Military District of the Soviet Army to transfer a large number of heavy equipment and technical units to the Western Front.

1. The military base is weak (too few resources).

2. There is no international support (there are too many anti-Japanese countries).

3. No money!

4. The people's mood is in turmoil, and their ambition is getting lower and lower.

I don't think I can do anything to provoke the powerful United States without killing China.

The root cause of Japan's defeat in World War II: oil ** can't keep up!