【戦後76年】旧満州に送り込まれた10代の若者たち　「見捨てられたという一言に尽きる」　終戦後に始まった苦難…頼る人のない逃避行　栄養失調で倒れる仲間【報道ランナー】

76 years have passed since the end of the war. While Japan has moved toward reconstruction since that day, there are people who have suffered even greater hardship. Many people were sent to China's former Manchuria as part of national policy, and after the war, approximately 200,000 lost their lives due to massacres by Soviet and local mobs, disease, and mass suicides. Even now, at over 90 years old, survivors continue to share their memories. Takashi Murao (92), a resident of Kyoto City, was sent to a farm established by his university in Manchuria shortly after entering university at the age of 16 in 1945. After the Soviet invasion, he was forced to endure harsh evacuations and live in refugee camps, where many of his classmates lost their lives. Hiromi Togo (92), a resident of Tondabayashi City, Osaka Prefecture, volunteered for the Manchuria-Mongolian Pioneer Youth Volunteer Corps. After the end of the war at the age of 16, he was forced to join the Chinese Communist Party's Eighth Route Army and fought as a medic in the Chinese Civil War. A survivor shares his memories of postwar hardship. Kantele "Hoso Runner" broadcast August 11, 2021 Bringing you the latest news from Kansai! [Kantele News] https://www.ktv.jp/news/ Please subscribe to our channel!    / @ktvnews8   #76YearsAfterWar #EndOfWar #Manchuria