Who was the Japanese emperor in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's time?

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, the Japanese emperor was Hirohito.

Hirohito, named Hirohito, was the 24th emperor of Japan (reigned 1926-1989). He is the longest-lived emperor in Japan, who reigned for 63 years.

Emperor Taishi died in 1926, and Hirohito became the new Japanese emperor. During his reign, he directed and planned the Japanese invasion of China and the Pacific War, invaded and trampled on more than a dozen countries in China, Southeast Asia and the Pacific Ocean, and caused the deaths of tens of millions of innocent people.

1August, 945, the "imperial edict" was issued, representing the Japanese Empire's unconditional surrender to the Allies. Because of the intervention of the United States, it was exempted from trial after the war and retained the emperor system.

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During World War II, the Emperor of Japan, as the supreme commander of the army, was the highest decision-maker of the Japanese war of aggression during World War II, and he had an unshirkable responsibility for the war of aggression launched by Japan.

However, after the end of World War II, due to the conflict of fundamental interests between the two sides, the wartime alliance between the United States and the Soviet Union ceased to exist, and the cooperation system among wartime powers gradually split. In order to contain the Soviet Union with the help of Japan, the United States adopted a policy of supporting Japan, so it did not thoroughly investigate Japan's war responsibility, and tolerated and sheltered Emperor Hirohito, so that Emperor Hirohito not only escaped punishment, but also kept his post.

Since the Japanese emperor was not held accountable for the war after the war and the Japanese fascists were not completely liquidated, the Japanese right-wing forces not only failed to reflect on Japan's war crimes, but gradually moved towards beautifying and denying the history of aggression.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Hirohito