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| China-Japan-Koreas |
| White Acacia and Japanese Unit 731 |
| 2021-08-23 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Heavily edited. Translated text moved off my personal blog. Original link via Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin Click on the link in the title to see the whole article At the very beginning of the Japanese occupation of Manchuria, many Russian immigres, who associate the arrival of the Japanese with hopes to restore order in the city and to protect themselves from the arbitrariness of the Chinese authorities and, what the hell is not kidding, help in the further liberation of Russia from the communist Jews, joyfully greeted the new authorities. But soon most Russians realized that there was no good to be expected from the Japanese. The Japanese established their own, Japanese order in the city, which differed from the Chinese arbitrariness only in that that in general, disenfranchised Russian immigres were freed from indiscriminate extortions by the Chinese authorities. The Japanese established strict rules, and extortions, so to speak, became orderly and legal. Before the arrival of the Japanese, we had our own horse. With the arrival of the Japanese, the horse had to be sold: they introduced an unaffordable tax on horse ownership, and once the nurse on the farm became an expensive burden. It was bought by Cossacks visiting from Three Rivers. Having sold the horse, my grandfather bought a donkey. Donkeys, as it turned out, were not taxed, and could work in much the same way as horses. Having sold a Russian cart and bought a Chinese cart, my grandfather woke up Uncle Yuri every morning, even before dawn, and they left for the distillery for a bard. Despite all the efforts of his grandfather to live prosperously, it became more difficult day by day to do so. |
| Posted by:badanov |
| #1 liberation of Russia from the communist Jews Why bicycle riders. |
| Posted by: g(r)omgoru 2021-08-23 03:20 |