Go out of Shanhaiguan and get through Lugou Bridge to capture Beijing, then Tianjin, then attack Shanghai, get through Nanjing, then attack Xuzhou, then enter Wuhan to fight Changsha and then Changde.
When the invasion of Xiangxi directly threatened Chongqing, the capital of the national government, the Japanese emperor announced his unconditional surrender.
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Surrender process
1August 9, 945, in the air-raid shelter of the Japanese Imperial Palace in Tokyo, a group of military and political dignitaries were arguing fiercely: "Judging from the current situation at home and abroad (1August 9, 945), we can only surrender unconditionally on the premise of safeguarding the national system and preserving the imperial system! "Foreign Minister Dongxiang Maud said gloomily, his hands spread out and he collapsed on the sofa.
Publish the Potsdam proclamation
In July, China, the United States and Britain issued the Potsdam Proclamation, urging Japan to surrender immediately and unconditionally, otherwise it would be completely destroyed. On August 6, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, and the Soviet Union declared war on Japan.
In August, the Soviet Union declared war on Japan and attacked the Japanese Kwantung Army stationed in the northeast of China.
Just after zero o'clock on the 9th, the Soviet Million Red Army launched an all-round general attack on the 700,000 Japanese Kwantung Army entrenched in the northeast of China. Foreign Minister Dongxiang is well aware that in the tide of the world's anti-fascist counterattack, Japan is like a broken sailboat, which will soon sink in stormy weather.
However, not every politician wants such an ending.
Soeda Sobu, commander-in-chief of the Naval Command, said: "In order to surrender, in addition to safeguarding the country, three conditions must be attached: first, Japan handles war criminals on its own; Second, independent disarmament; Three, the Allies shall not occupy Japan ... "
"It is better to implement a partial decisive battle than to surrender unconditionally!" Wikipedia interrupted Soeda Sobu, patting the table and stood up. Qingyin said: "Although we are not sure of winning, we can still fight the first battle. If we play well, we can repel the enemy who landed. Therefore, I firmly oppose unconditional surrender! " The meeting was inconclusive.
In the afternoon, Prime Minister Suzuki held a cabinet meeting. Suzuki briefly said a few words, and then Foreign Minister Dongxiang reported the reaction of the Soviet Union after the war and the atomic bomb explosion, and proposed that Japan should surrender. There was another debate at the meeting. Finally, Suzuki asked the ministers whether they should accept the Potsdam proclamation and surrender unconditionally. As a result, six people agreed, three opposed and five did not express their views. Suzuki said helplessly, "Since the cabinet can't decide, we have to beat the emperor ..."
The Japanese clerk read the Potsdam Proclamation.
The subsequent command meeting was still held in the air-raid shelter of the palace, and Emperor Hirohito came to the conference room.
Suzuki asked the clerk to read the Potsdam Proclamation first, and then read out his suggestions:
"The Japanese government is prepared to accept the terms listed in the joint statement issued by 1945 in Potsdam on July 26th, signed by the governments of the United States, Britain and China, and later signed by the Soviet Union, but it should be understood that the above statement does not contain any requirements that undermine your Majesty's privileges as the supreme ruler."
As soon as he finished speaking, Lu Xiang An 'an, Mizu and Toyota immediately expressed their opposition, and the dispute broke out again. Suzuki waved everyone to be quiet, and then turned to the emperor.
Emperor Hirohito has been quietly listening to this debate. At that time, he muttered to himself, "I have been listening to the words that I am confident that I can win these days, but the plan is not consistent with the practice." As things stand, there seems to be no hope of success in dealing with the allies ... "He waved." At this point, we can only make such a decision ... "
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