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Shouts, Suicide, escape... The Final Moments of the Ogachi Settlement Group Are Recorded in a Booklet Compiled by a Man From Sendai City Based on His Father's Memoirs | Akita Sakigake Shimpo Digital Edition
A boy who died calling out to his brother, a woman who breathed her last in a pool of blood. These are the stories left behind by Akisaku Suzuki (who died in 2009 at the age of 82), who, during the war, traveled from Miyagi Prefecture to Manchuria (present-day northeastern China) as part of the Manchurian Development Youth Volunteer Corps. Among them is a story from Akita Prefecture…
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A boy who died calling out to his brother, a woman who breathed her last in a pool of blood. These are the stories left behind by Akisaku Suzuki (who died in 2009 at the age of 82), who, during the war, traveled from Miyagi Prefecture to Manchuria (present-day northeastern China) as part of the Manchurian Development Youth Volunteer Corps. Among them is a story from Akita Prefecture…