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It is not alone to those disabled by wounds or sickness that merciful and gentle treatment should be extended, similar treatment is also due to those who offer U 290 GREAT JAPAN no resistance to our arms. Even the body of a dead enemy should be treated with respect. We cannot too much admire the course pursued by a certain Western country, which in handing over an enemy's general com- plied with all the rites and ceremonies suitable to the rank of the captive. Japanese soldiers should always be...ar in mind the gracious benevolence of their august Sovereign, and should not be more anxious to display courage than charity. They have now an opportunity to afford practical proof of the value they attach to these principles." Though China observed none of the conventions of civilized warfare, the Japanese humanity was not affected.
The Chinese prisoners were treated so well that to this day the uniform of a Japanese army surgeon is welcomed throughout North China. At the time of the war a Japanese visitor to one of the hospitals, where fifty wounded Chinese were located, wrote as follows : — "They are well provided for, well cared for, and, moreover, are daily receiving not merely kind words, but cakes and candies from our benevolent ladies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not alone to those disabled by wounds or sickness that merciful and gentle treatment should be extended, similar treatment is also due to those who offer U 290 GREAT JAPAN no resistance to our arms. Even the body of a dead enemy should be treated with respect. We cannot too much admire the course pursued by a certain Western country, which in handing over an enemy's general com- plied with all the rites and ceremonies suitable to the rank of the captive. Japanese soldiers should always be...ar in mind the gracious benevolence of their august Sovereign, and should not be more anxious to display courage than charity. They have now an opportunity to afford practical proof of the value they attach to these principles." Though China observed none of the conventions of civilized warfare, the Japanese humanity was not affected.
The Chinese prisoners were treated so well that to this day the uniform of a Japanese army surgeon is welcomed throughout North China. At the time of the war a Japanese visitor to one of the hospitals, where fifty wounded Chinese were located, wrote as follows : — "They are well provided for, well cared for, and, moreover, are daily receiving not merely kind words, but cakes and candies from our benevolent ladies.
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