After doing all this, there is one more thing, and that is to restart the repatriation of prisoners of war. To this end, Alan Wilson is willing to make a trip to the Japanese capital Tokyo in order to consolidate and develop the traditional relationship between Britain and Japan, and draw a close to the storming of the prisoner of war camp.
A full stop.
As soon as this idea appeared in his mind, Alan Wilson was shocked and muttered to himself, "I really gave everything for British Malaya!"
If this happened to others, he would unceremoniously comment on this behavior as stupidity, but when he does it himself, it is undoubtedly touching, showing noble sentiments, and kindness that cannot be described in any language.
Although he just released 30,000 criminals unconditionally a few days ago in exchange for the stability of the Chinese community, it doesn't matter. The Japanese with the spirit of craftsmanship will definitely understand his good intentions. Didn't I apologize?
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I mentioned this idea to Vivien Leigh, who immediately expressed her interest in exotic customs and wanted to see what this country is like now. The only worry was, what should I do with my son?
Since she was going out on business, Vivien Leigh could control herself and not cause trouble to Alan Wilson, but their children still needed someone else to take care of them. Vivien Leigh, who really wanted to travel with a man, immediately asked her assistant at United Artists Pictures
, taking over the care of the love crystal.
"There's no rush anyway, I can wait." Alan Wilson smiled gently, "Maybe the Japanese still think I'm cautious."
It was indeed a whim to go to Japan, but after the idea emerged, as a staff member of MI6, Alan Wilson immediately thought of the benefits. Without seeing Japan in this era with his own eyes, it would be impossible to compare it from documents and photos.
Only by having personal contact with one can you understand what the opponent set in your mind is like.
"Go to Japan?" The original assistant, and of course the West Malaysia Commissioner Alisa, who is still an assistant now, heard the work arranged by her immediate boss, and her mood swings became obviously more intense.
Civil servants in British India, even if they were still in school at the time, can still recall the shock that the Japanese army's westward march brought to British India. Moreover, if the Japanese army had not been raging in Asia, Britain would never be so passive after the war. Asia
The disgrace on the battlefield cost Britain a huge price after the war, and in the end, British India was not left behind.
So how could Alyssa have a good impression of Japan? The displeasure on her face was obvious.
"Alyssa, build Singapore well. We will have the opportunity to deal with the Japanese in the future. British Malaya is in our hands. If we can, Japan will not cross the Strait in the future. If Japanese ships are willing to go around a long way, we don't care." Alan Wilson
Softly comforting, "Japan is finished, and the U.S. military will never withdraw."
"I'm just so angry. If the Germans weren't such a threat, who would have gotten them?" Alyssa muttered in surprise.
"So if we have nothing to do, we have to look for trouble with them." Alan Wilson sat upright, indicating that it would still be a long time.
He could understand Alisa's anger, but who gave Japan the advantage? When Germany threatens the British homeland, the Royal Navy must ensure the smooth flow of the Atlantic route.
Naturally, the Asian side cannot be taken into consideration. Although the Japanese combined fleet has never been close to the strength of the British Royal Navy even for a year, with Germany as the backing in Europe, the British do not dare to send a fleet to Asia.
In fact, the battleship Prince of Wales should not even come over. That was purely a decision made by Senator Churchill. When the battleship Prince of Wales is sunk, what pain will there be? Who will show it?
Congressman Churchill just relied on the fact that Britain's accumulation was rich enough. If it were replaced by a weak country, he could sleep with Duke Chang. It is really unfortunate that Britain has such a prime minister.
"After I left, I maintained communication with Australia and borrowed the power of public opinion. I was really afraid that the Japanese would make the decision to let the prisoners of war fend for themselves. As for the purpose of my going to Tokyo, I told the subjects of Malaya that the commissioner was going
Tokyo wants compensation for the war losses it suffered in Malaya during World War II.”
Alyssa was a little surprised and blurted out, "The Japanese would do it. I don't think the Japanese are a grand nation."
"Isn't not giving it a good excuse? You don't have to be polite when collecting tolls in the future." Alan Wilson smiled slightly. Of course he would ask for it, but he really thought that the Japanese would not give it. "Anyway, I am already prepared.
Good, now you can appreciate Japan’s long history and culture.”
However, after the initial recovery of Japanese shipping, after being beaten several times, it should be clear which end is more and which is less.
"Well, Commissioner, I wish you a good time." Alyssa almost couldn't help laughing when she heard that she wanted to appreciate the history and culture.
She really remembered that her immediate boss said that when faced with a foreigner who can't think of any advantages, she should praise the other person's culture, because there is no standard for culture. You can just close your eyes and brag about it, and the other person will not respond
Will object.
"What are you laughing at?" Alan Wilson saw his subordinate's actions. After thinking about it for a while, he understood more and more why Alyssa was laughing. "This kind of response method is especially useful in the face of ancient civilizations. We have to work with Chinese people for a long time here.
Contact, you see? It works even with the Greeks."
Greece is a small country, otherwise its influence in the Western world would definitely be extraordinary.
In the name of asking for compensation for British Malaya, but actually simply forcing the Japanese to accept disabled prisoners of war, Alan Wilson directly began to prepare for his trip to Japan.
Vivien Leigh was looking forward to this exotic trip, mainly because having this man accompanying her made her very happy.
With a smile on his face all day long, he selected a few favorite jackets and tried them on in front of Alan Wilson.
"Alan, what else do I need to pay attention to, do I need to behave like a lady?" Vivien Leigh looked at herself in the mirror, feeling sorry for herself, and then turned around in front of Alan Wilson. There was never a time when the weather in Malaya wasn't hot before she started to worry.
I started sweating after a while.
"What should we pay attention to? There is nothing worth paying attention to!" Alan Wilson was stunned for a moment, thought carefully and shook his head, "Not to mention Japan, there is nothing worth noting in the entire East."
All the rules in today's world are made by Europe, so what should we pay attention to? Japan's performance of quickly delivering MacArthur when MacArthur left, what else should we pay attention to?
The thing to note is that when the Japanese show their craftsmanship, they mentally remind themselves that this is a superficial project, so don’t believe it.
Before leaving, he did not forget to repeat to the agents of the Security Intelligence Committee to keep an eye on Lin Lianyu. Only then did Alan Wilson go on the road with peace of mind and start this Anglo-Japanese goodwill tour.
It will be easier if you obediently take away the disabled prisoners of war, otherwise the prisoners of war in the hands of the Netherlands and Australia will not only be detained, but the Japanese will also be allowed to enjoy the public opinion treatment of enemies of the free world.
This is not easy either. After the war, Japan had a special term to describe the social problems caused by these Imperial Japanese soldiers, called wounded soldiers. During the war, war-wounded soldiers were called "honorary wounded." After being injured and retired, they returned to their hometowns.
, the local community's care and assistance to injured soldiers is often carried out voluntarily by the private sector.
But with the defeat of the war, the enthusiasm for the war quickly cooled down. On the contrary, there was a rapid explosion of articles reflecting on the war, condemning the military government, and exposing the suffering of ordinary people.
In this environment of public opinion, social assistance and support for Japan's wounded old soldiers has rapidly cooled down.
Many of the disabled and wounded soldiers of the Japanese army were only members of the working class of society before the war. It was difficult to find regular and stable jobs after retirement.
They eventually fell into a vicious cycle of poverty and fell to the bottom of society. They became a poor class suffering from lack of medical treatment and malnutrition.
They even became criminals, engaged in small black market businesses, and some people joined the underworld. They lived a very unstable and dangerous life, causing great social problems.
After these soldiers return, not only will they not receive favorable treatment, but they are almost destined to become marginalized members of society.
It is precisely because of this that these soldiers who are no longer able to work as labor must be repatriated. If they are prisoners of war in the hands of the Soviet Union, they may need to be educated or something.
However, Alan Wilson is not a Soviet, and he is not prepared to assume the obligations of the Soviet Union. His purpose is very simple, so that the current Japanese government can quickly take over the mess. As for whether these repatriated prisoners of war will become a social problem, even if they are, it is Japan.
social problems.
Alan Wilson also brought several prisoners of war in charge of logistics to serve as translators. Compared with the Army Red Deer, these prisoners of war who are now responsible for the logistics of the Royal Navy fleet should be lucky that they were not affected by the last round of attacks on prisoner of war camps.
Similarly, these prisoners of war who belong to the technical arms are not included in the repatriation. Currently, these prisoners of war who once served the Japanese Combined Fleet are still valuable to the battleship Laoye, which has obviously overdue service.
"Ozawa, where is your hometown?" Alan Wilson was quite bored on the boat, so he was looking for someone to chat with.
"Osaka!" Ozawa Ichiro replied somewhat cautiously, "Mr. Allen, I don't know how my family is doing."
"War is a very cruel thing." Alan Wilson instinctively added some civil servant talk. Then he cleared his throat and felt it was unnecessary. He changed the subject and said, "It is especially cruel to losers. But when I think about it,
, it seems that the Osaka Division is very famous.”
"My brother once served in the Fourth Division. I don't know if he is still alive now." Ichiro Ozawa said this with some sadness. The Osaka Division was part of the Southern Army before it surrendered, and he did not know that his brother
In which prisoner of war camp.
It would be fine if it was just labor, but if he had died in a prisoner of war camp, I wonder if his family in Osaka would be sad.
Alan Wilson rarely felt guilty, and decided not to show his kindness in the future. He was the one who single-handedly planned the events of leaving the Confederate Army behind and even the subsequent attack on the prisoner-of-war camp.
The direct murderer should try to avoid appearing in front of the victim. With this in mind, before arriving in Tokyo, Alan Wilson never talked to these prisoner-of-war translators again and concentrated on accompanying the national treasure.