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Where in the Philippines are the World War 2 Japanese soldiers buried?
All over the place
78000 soldiers surrendered to the Japanese after fighting on what peninsula?
The 78,000 soldiers surrendered to the Japanese after fighting on the Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines during World War II. This event occurred in April 1942, following a prolonged and difficult defense against Japanese forces. The surrender led to the infamous Bataan Death March, where many soldiers were forced to march over long distances under brutal conditions.
What is the liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese?
The liberation of the Philippines is exactly that - the liberation of the Philippines, from the Japanese imperial army, by allied forces in World War 2. The Japanese invaded the Philippines in order to get resources, capture supply routes and to create a Japanese controlled "buffer zone" around mainland Japan. Allied forces, lead by MacArthur eventually retook the Philippines several years later and went on, along with other generals, to destroy the Japanese imperial army and subdue Japan's aggression. Whilst in the Philippines the Japanese army, as with other places inflicted great harm and hostility on the local people and captured soldiers. More history on this can be found at http://www.militaryhistoryonline.com/wwii/articles/macarthursfailures.aspx
How did Japanese imperialism affect World War 2?
unquestioned discipline of the Japanese soldiers and civilians!
Was J tehata a Japanese soldier assigned in the Philippines during world war 2?
See: Japanese Holdouts: Registry
Where in the Philippines are the World War 2 Japanese soldiers buried?
All over the place
Did the Philippines fight in World War 2?
The Philippines were occupied by the Japanese Empire.
What is the liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese?
The liberation of the Philippines is exactly that - the liberation of the Philippines, from the Japanese imperial army, by allied forces in World War 2. The Japanese invaded the Philippines in order to get resources, capture supply routes and to create a Japanese controlled "buffer zone" around mainland Japan. Allied forces, lead by MacArthur eventually retook the Philippines several years later and went on, along with other generals, to destroy the Japanese imperial army and subdue Japan's aggression. Whilst in the Philippines the Japanese army, as with other places inflicted great harm and hostility on the local people and captured soldiers. More history on this can be found at http://www.militaryhistoryonline.com/wwii/articles/macarthursfailures.aspx
When was the Japanese invasion of the Philippines?
During World War II
What is the reason why the Japanese tried to conquer the Philippines during World War 2?
The Philippines were US TERRITORY.
How did Japanese imperialism affect World War 2?
unquestioned discipline of the Japanese soldiers and civilians!
What was the Philippines in World War 2?
A Japanese's controlled part of the pacific.
How many soldiers went into the Japanese Army in World War 2?
Six (6) million Japanese
How many Japanese soldiers were killed in world war 2?
10
Why did Japanese soldiers wear gloves in world war 2?
coz they did
What did frontline japanese soldiers eat in World War 2?
Rice
Was J tehata a Japanese soldier assigned in the Philippines during world war 2?
See: Japanese Holdouts: Registry
