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During World War II, Japan launched an armed invasion of Asia for its own ambition. China became the main battlefield of Japan's all-round land war, and eventually dragged most of its troops to Japan on the premise of killing more than 35 million soldiers and civilians, making the most tragic contribution to the victory of the world anti-fascist war. After the victory of World War II, China became one of the five permanent members of the United Nations. Thailand wavers and sometimes helps Japan; North Korea's Toyoda fell to Japan and was oppressed and plundered by madness; Outer Mongolia fell into the hands of the Soviet Union because of the Battle of Sunomenkan. Fiji, Vietnam, Indonesia, Laos and Malaysia were occupied by Japan.
So the question is, what was India in World War II? Have you ever resisted the Japanese? Did fraud make any contribution? In fact, we only need to know one thing to make it clear. India in World War II was called British India, and some soldiers were recruited by Britain to fight against Japan and Nazi Germany through the British army. The officers of these British Indians who took part in the war were all British, just like British soldier Nie Yi.
Of course, at that time, the Japanese launched a war against India, which was officially called the Battle of Impal. In this battle, the Japanese army suffered heavy casualties, and the number of people who died of malaria exceeded the death toll. Coupled with the resistance of the Chinese expeditionary force at that time and the counterattack of Myanmar, the Japanese army was on fire and had to retreat. What happened afterwards was that the Japanese army was defeated by the Chinese Expeditionary Force, and India was basically fine.
Generally speaking, Lei said that during World War II, India mainly engaged in logistics fraud and provided materials for the front. Some soldiers were incorporated into the British army to participate in the famous anti-fascist fraud war. Relatively speaking, Lei said that the mainland is still peaceful. It is estimated that this is the reason why Japanese war criminals did not get much compensation in World War II. When Indian judges tried them, they thought that all war criminals should be acquitted, which made Frey confuse them. This is still quite speechless.
What was India doing during World War II? It's really speechless when trying war criminals.