General Ho Yicg Chunak Urges Bombing Imperial Palace
In an interview from Kunming, General Ho Ying-chin, supreme commander of the Chinese armies, advocates bombing Hirohito's Imperial Palace as pivotal to ending the war. He argues Japan must be forced to surrender and asserts Chinese forces would push the Japanese off the continent with sustained aid, noting China’s reliance on American support but stressing Chinese command of combat units.
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Ho Yicg Chunak
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Charlie Caplin
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Lee Penal Palace
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China
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Chine
Manchuria
Hunan
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Uae
U.S
Fragmented wartime dispatches mix war bonds and death threats
A garbled wartime report references Japanese withdrawal claims and Chinese counter offenses, with bold declarations by General Ho and mentions of 7,000,000 casualties. The text also touts war bond drives and highlights a soldier’s awards and service, amid disjointed lines about military deployments and propaganda.
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