World War 2, how many puppet armies were there in China, and whether only China had puppet armies in

In 1938, the number of puppet troops outside Northeast China was about 78,000, and after Wang Jingwei defected from the Nationalists in 1940 and established a new one, the puppet army in East China expanded greatly, and the number of puppet troops rose sharply to 145,000.

Whether there is a puppet army depends on whether the aggressor is willing to build a puppet army.

Any country that has been invaded, as long as the aggressor gives an order, the puppet army is very large.

Let's not talk about the countless puppet armies of the Soviet Union.

Vichy France, even Paris was cut out, a completely defeated country, and the puppet army was not mentioned.

SS What are those foreign teachers? It's not all puppet soldiers.

But the Philippines in Asia is quite kind. The little devil tried in vain to establish a puppet army in the Philippines, but people didn't agree to it, they didn't agree to it, they didn't agree to ......

No matter which country in the world has it, because the rich countries can be recruited by the invading poor countries, which puppet armies want to eat.

Almost all countries occupied by Germany, Italy, and Japan had puppet armies. In particular, when attacking the Soviet Union, there were puppet armies of Romania, France, Yugoslavia, Ukraine and other countries.

If you think about it too much, every invaded country has it, but China has the largest number of people, and even far exceeds the number of the invaders' army, which is unique in the history of mankind.

There are all kinds of countries, and I'm right downstairs.

The USSR, Ukraine, the Philippines, etc.

Therefore, the fundamental reason why there are so many puppet armies is that China failed to complete the smooth flow of military orders and establish a real national defense force before the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War. In addition, it is closely related to the inferiority of some of our Chinese people.

1. Strong concept of love for money and savings, lack of national concept, do not care about politics, and are very conformist and similar.

2. Love face, conservative and respectful, strong with doctrine, weak sense of grace and righteousness, heavy formalism, and clever words.

3. The concept of destiny is strong, the concept of keeping the success is heavy, full of compromise, easy to be agitated by propaganda, and suspicious.

4. Submit to the strong and be submissive to the weak, and bluff to the weak.

5. Avoiding responsibility and lacking the spirit of gratitude and love.

This has a lot to do with Wang Ching-wei's prestige in the Kuomintang and his proposal that 'Japan is invincible and can only save the country by curves.'" Moreover, many powerful figures at that time studied in Japan, and the Japanese side also paid attention to the lure to them, so it is not surprising that there were so many puppet troops attacking both inside and outside.

In fact, the puppet army is just a general term, there are not many real traitors, and the lower-class people are just forced to stand in line with the upper-class corrupt elements who have been bought by Japan.

Because they are so bad, they are afraid to die, and they help Japan.