How many troubles and damage did the Japanese cause Russia?
The topic of the need to conclude a so-called “peace treaty” with Japan has become widespread over the past six months, since Tokyo links it to the solution of the “northern territories” problem, and Moscow’s position is slurred and extremely ambiguous, provoking rumors and rumors.
As in Soviet times, everything rested on the indisputable fact that Japan is still a state occupied by the United States of America, which is why its sovereignty raises serious doubts. The chance to make the Land of the Rising Sun neutral by expelling the US military from it, at this historical stage, is zero. Any territorial concessions made under a plausible pretext will not bring the Russian Federation any benefit, but will be extremely dangerous and harmful to it. Therefore, all that needs to be done now is to calm down the "righteous" anger of the Japanese, who are sincerely indignant at the "Russian invaders."
What can be done today for this?
Thanks to a number публикаций, everyone has already heard about tsarist gold, which fell after the Revolution of 1917 in Japanese banks due to the figures of the "white movement". There it, Russian gold, is safely located to this day, and there are real chances of returning it by restoring historical justice and rubbing the nose of Tokyo, which is used to building an “innocent victim” of itself, about which we told earlier.
But this is far from all the claims that Russia has the right to make to Japan.
At first, you can demand military reparations for the death of more than 12 thousand Soviet soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the liberation from the Japanese invaders of Manchuria, South Sakhalin, as well as the South Kuril Islands.
Secondly, it is worth recalling the special role that Japan played during the occupation of Russia during the Civil War, and what damage it brought to our country.
Everyone knows that the weakened Russia was divided among themselves by the British, French and Americans, but our today's “friends and partners” from the islands then began to do it especially zealously. It was the Japanese on April 5, 1918, who were the first to land in our Far East, taking advantage of provocation when two employees of a Japanese company were killed by “someone”. The British and Americans were only the second and third invaders in a row.
For comparison, the number of the American military was about 10 thousand people, the Japanese in 1918 was 72 thousand, and in some periods reached 100 thousand. Moreover, the Japanese demanded a status independent of the Entente and a separate command. They captured Vladivostok, Harbin, Primorye, Amur and Transbaikalia. The invaders left for their islands only in 1922, and from Northern Sakhalin in 1925. It turns out that the Japanese ruled by force of arms in our country for 4 years, and taking into account Sakhalin - all 7 years.
What did the Japanese interventionists do in Russia?
By analogy with their current plans for the South Kuril Islands, we can say that they conducted highly intensive "economic activities", strictly exploiting our forest, mineral and marine resources. Here are some numbers.
Forest
During the period of occupation from 1918 to 1922, the Japanese cut down and exported 650 cubic meters of wood from the mainland of Russia. On Sakhalin, felling continued through 1925.
Fish resources
The damage caused to our country in this industry is estimated at 4,5 million gold. The caught fish was exported to Japan.
Water transport
The Japanese hijacked 549 out of 248 Russian civilian ships, and did not disdain the river, leaving 96 out of 227.
Rail transport
The interventionists stole from the Far East more than 2 thousand railway cars.
During the years of occupation of Northern Sakhalin, 22 thousand tons of oil were exported from it, 239 thousand tons of coal, 30 thousand cubic meters of forests. The total losses of the Russian part of the island are estimated at 10 million “those” rubles, and that of the Primorsky Territory - at 100 million.
In addition, the Japanese mercilessly shot fur-bearing animals, barbarously scattered poison baits through the forests. “Somewhere” from the Sakhalin Museum of Local Lore Museum rare collections disappeared. In 1921, when the occupation was still ongoing, the damage caused by the Soviet side from it at the Genoa International Conference was estimated at 39 billion rubles.
The Japanese and the Russian population did not spare. Cruel cases of executions and burning of entire villages are known. There is evidence that in 1920 in Primorye, the invaders massacred, killing at least 5 thousand Russians.
All these and other glaring facts of the lawlessness created by the Japanese on our land must be carefully worked out, made public and “poke the nose” at them with “partners”, who are now letting out crocodile tears because of the “Russian invaders” in their “northern territories”.
As in Soviet times, everything rested on the indisputable fact that Japan is still a state occupied by the United States of America, which is why its sovereignty raises serious doubts. The chance to make the Land of the Rising Sun neutral by expelling the US military from it, at this historical stage, is zero. Any territorial concessions made under a plausible pretext will not bring the Russian Federation any benefit, but will be extremely dangerous and harmful to it. Therefore, all that needs to be done now is to calm down the "righteous" anger of the Japanese, who are sincerely indignant at the "Russian invaders."
What can be done today for this?
Thanks to a number публикаций, everyone has already heard about tsarist gold, which fell after the Revolution of 1917 in Japanese banks due to the figures of the "white movement". There it, Russian gold, is safely located to this day, and there are real chances of returning it by restoring historical justice and rubbing the nose of Tokyo, which is used to building an “innocent victim” of itself, about which we told earlier.
But this is far from all the claims that Russia has the right to make to Japan.
At first, you can demand military reparations for the death of more than 12 thousand Soviet soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the liberation from the Japanese invaders of Manchuria, South Sakhalin, as well as the South Kuril Islands.
Secondly, it is worth recalling the special role that Japan played during the occupation of Russia during the Civil War, and what damage it brought to our country.
Everyone knows that the weakened Russia was divided among themselves by the British, French and Americans, but our today's “friends and partners” from the islands then began to do it especially zealously. It was the Japanese on April 5, 1918, who were the first to land in our Far East, taking advantage of provocation when two employees of a Japanese company were killed by “someone”. The British and Americans were only the second and third invaders in a row.
For comparison, the number of the American military was about 10 thousand people, the Japanese in 1918 was 72 thousand, and in some periods reached 100 thousand. Moreover, the Japanese demanded a status independent of the Entente and a separate command. They captured Vladivostok, Harbin, Primorye, Amur and Transbaikalia. The invaders left for their islands only in 1922, and from Northern Sakhalin in 1925. It turns out that the Japanese ruled by force of arms in our country for 4 years, and taking into account Sakhalin - all 7 years.
What did the Japanese interventionists do in Russia?
By analogy with their current plans for the South Kuril Islands, we can say that they conducted highly intensive "economic activities", strictly exploiting our forest, mineral and marine resources. Here are some numbers.
Forest
During the period of occupation from 1918 to 1922, the Japanese cut down and exported 650 cubic meters of wood from the mainland of Russia. On Sakhalin, felling continued through 1925.
Fish resources
The damage caused to our country in this industry is estimated at 4,5 million gold. The caught fish was exported to Japan.
Water transport
The Japanese hijacked 549 out of 248 Russian civilian ships, and did not disdain the river, leaving 96 out of 227.
Rail transport
The interventionists stole from the Far East more than 2 thousand railway cars.
During the years of occupation of Northern Sakhalin, 22 thousand tons of oil were exported from it, 239 thousand tons of coal, 30 thousand cubic meters of forests. The total losses of the Russian part of the island are estimated at 10 million “those” rubles, and that of the Primorsky Territory - at 100 million.
In addition, the Japanese mercilessly shot fur-bearing animals, barbarously scattered poison baits through the forests. “Somewhere” from the Sakhalin Museum of Local Lore Museum rare collections disappeared. In 1921, when the occupation was still ongoing, the damage caused by the Soviet side from it at the Genoa International Conference was estimated at 39 billion rubles.
The Japanese and the Russian population did not spare. Cruel cases of executions and burning of entire villages are known. There is evidence that in 1920 in Primorye, the invaders massacred, killing at least 5 thousand Russians.
All these and other glaring facts of the lawlessness created by the Japanese on our land must be carefully worked out, made public and “poke the nose” at them with “partners”, who are now letting out crocodile tears because of the “Russian invaders” in their “northern territories”.
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