During the Sino Japanese War, was the source of Japan s troops the three eastern provinces?

During the Sino-Japanese War, the source of Japanese soldiers was mainly from within Japan, forming its elite Japanese Kwantung Army, and the others came from South Korea, the three eastern provinces, and all over China, which was called the puppet army.

No. The Japanese invasion army was all home-grown. The puppet army is only a friendly army provided as a puppet**. But part of Japan's military industry is in the three eastern provinces.

Mainly former warlords.

Zhang Zuolin's industry.

During the Sino-Japanese War, Japan's military resources were mainly recruited from the Japanese mainland, and the three eastern provinces were never the main conscription bases for Japanese soldiers.

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese soldiers did not have the three eastern provinces of China, but there were Koreans and Taiwanese. Japan established a puppet Manchukuo army in the three eastern provinces, but it was only used to maintain law and order in the three eastern provinces, and did not enter the customs to participate in the war of aggression against China.

No, Japan's main source of troops in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was first the mainland, then Korea and Taiwan, and there was basically no source of troops in the Northeast except for the puppet army and the pioneer regiment.

During the Sino-Japanese War, the Japanese army mainly came from the country, the Japanese Kwantung Army was the main force, and the others came from South Korea and the three eastern provinces, which was called the puppet army.

Japan's World War II soldiers were mainly from Japan, Korea and Taiwan. The three eastern provinces were the barracks of the Japanese Kwantung Army.

In the early stage of the Sino-Japanese War, Japan's military resources came from the Japanese mainland, and in the later stage of the war, the Japanese local soldiers were lacking, and they began to recruit soldiers in Korea and Taiwan, but the Japanese did not trust the Koreans and Taiwanese, and the Taiwanese and Koreans in the Chinese battlefield were rarely combat soldiers, and most of them were logistics support personnel.

It can be said that part of the strength of the Japanese army invading China came from the three eastern provinces of our country that he enslaved.

In 1927, Japan enacted a military service law, stipulating that all male Japanese nationals were obliged to serve in the military.

During the Sino-Japanese War, Japan's military resources were mainly local, but also some occupied areas...

Of course not. The Japanese soldiers mainly came from the Japanese mainland, Korea and Taiwan.

How can it be the three eastern provinces, the source of troops is mainly Japanese devils, but they have invaded a lot of material resources in the northeast.

Most of the Japanese soldiers were native Japanese, and they were recruited into the army only when they became nervous, and they were also some second-rate.

During the Sino-Japanese War, Japan's soldiers were made up of Japanese devils, South Korea, North Korea, and China's puppet army.

From the "September 18 Incident" launched by the Japanese army in 1931 to the announcement of Japan's surrender in 1945, a total of 14 years.

In 1931, the Japanese army launched the "918 Incident" in the Northeast to start the war of aggression against China, occupying the three provinces of Northeast China, and in 1937, the 77 Incident (Lugou Bridge Incident) was the prelude to the Japanese army's full-scale invasion of China, until August 15, 1945, Hirohito announced Japan's unconditional surrender, and formally signed the surrender agreement on September 2, since then the end of Japan's war of aggression against China, a total of 14 years.

14 years, 1931 to 1945.

On September 18, 1931, the Japanese Kwantung Army, which had been planning for a long time, suddenly shelled Beidaying in Shenyang, firing the first shot of Japan's invasion of Northeast China. In the following four months, the Japanese invaders occupied nearly one million square kilometers of Dahao rivers and mountains in Northeast China until the unconditional surrender of Japan on August 15, 1945, and occupied Northeast China for 14 years.

In 1894, the Qing Dynasty signed a treaty with Japan and began to invade Northeast China, and it was not until 1945 that Japan unconditionally surrendered and withdrew its troops, and invaded Northeast China for about 50 years.

Class hatred, national hatred. Every Chinese compatriot should not forget. Japanese imperialism will not die if we die and the Chinese thief will not die.

Therefore, the Chinese must not heal the scars and forget the pain. Resolutely do not go to Japan for tourism consumption. We must not allow the Japanese to take our money, make **, and beat the Chinese.