"Start the attack!" The platoon leader gave the order.

As a squad leader of the 1st Platoon, Corporal Mark immediately commanded his soldiers to stand up from the trenches, bowed his waist, and began to advance towards Yangon. On the company's position, the British machine gun position began to suppress firepower towards the field position of the Republic of China Defense Forces opposite.

Times have changed. In the Battle of the Somme, British troops once lined up in dense formations and began to attack against the German machine gun positions, killing nearly 100,000 people in just one day. Since then, the British troops have completely abandoned the tactic of queuing and shooting.

British infantry made full use of the terrain to carry out movements, and tried not to expose their troops to enemy fire as much as possible. Corporal Mark's heart was raised to his throat, but he tried to make himself forget all this. He had participated in the European War and was very clear about what random thoughts mean.

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The front-line combat report was quickly sent back to three British division headquarters. It was less than a day before they were surrounded. The division commanders felt that there was a possibility of breaking through, so they ordered their troops to change their direction to break through. With experience in the European war, the British division commanders knew very well that if their troops could not break through the siege of the Chinese army at this time, the possibility of breaking through tomorrow will be greatly reduced.

This day was March 5, 1926. According to the agenda issued by the International Tribunal of Asia, the representatives of the Public Prosecutors began to investigate the massacre site on March 4. Under the protection of the Chinese army, the investigation has officially begun.

Not only were legal experts, but also many coroners. The composition was similar to the Asian International Court of Justice, and most of the coroners were foreigners. To be more precise, 20% of the coroners were related to Chinese personnel, 50% were German, Austrian, and Hungarian personnel, 15% were French, 10% were Italians, and other countries were half a century. The number of British coroners was very small.

The prosecutors passed through those desolate villages. Judging from the scale of buildings and the number of farmland, these villages once had a considerable population. In addition to the group of victim witnesses who went to China, the remaining local population was less than 20%.

Fortunately, the evidence provided by China is quite detailed, with complete transcripts and confessions. What is particularly admirable to the Public Prosecutor's Group is that China has provided a large number of photos and recordings. In the photos, the corpses in a row left a deep impression on the members of the Public Prosecutor's Group.

Especially when I took the photo back to the crime scene, although the body in the photo was not there, the surrounding environment was easily matched. Due to the large precipitation and the hot climate in Myanmar, the bloodstains during the massacre could no longer be found. However, by comparing the two, the crime scene can be determined.

After investigation by criminal investigators, traces of bullet shooting were found from bamboo, walls and mountains. Some bullets were even taken out. These bullets were exactly the same model as the bullets equipped by the ANZ. At least it can be confirmed that someone here used standard weapons equipped by the ANZ.

Although the corpse in the photo is gone, it has not been destroyed. Instead, it has been buried. Burma has cremation and burials. In the area where the crime occurred, it is mainly cremation. However, under the persuasion of the Chinese army and the population has dropped sharply after the massacre of the local area, the locals agreed to a temporary burial.

After the buried coffin was dug out, it was the coroners' turn to start working. Even if the coroners were not needed, legal experts who had studied autopsy and crime scene knowledge in law school could see that none of the corpses died naturally.

The gunshot wounds on the head and chest, and the traces of rope binding on the deceased's skin are not possible. The local Burmese people themselves have provided a large number of photos of the corpses. By comparing them with the corpses, it is better to confirm that the people were massacred. Moreover, the methods of killing are really "various". They were stabbed to death by random knives, opened to a belly, chopped into several pieces, and shot to death by dozens of guns.

Although from a legal perspective, the members of the ANZR who are now captured are all criminal suspects, they cannot be said to be done by those people before the trial ends. However, the prosecution team, the criminal investigators, coroners have already determined what happened based on their own eyes, the photos and the grief and anger of the local people.

In order to kill people and train their courage, the Anzac New Zealand Army arrested the villagers of the Myanmar villages they passed by, and the company commander personally directed them to organize projects such as "shooting", "stinging", "engineering tools hand-to-hand combat", and "pure hand-to-hand combat". Different people were regarded as live test subjects and were massacred.

Even if you are inevitably in your heart, you will be more knowledgeable than ordinary people. Even legal experts, criminal investigators, coroners, and reporters are well-informed and have a much higher tolerance for criminal behavior than ordinary people.

However, seeing so much evidence of crime with your own eyes, it is common for the rapid heartbeat to cause vomiting. A considerable proportion of people were seriously stimulated and could not continue working. By the third day, 20% of the people had to leave their work and were transported back to the rear.

Even the reporters who were most passionate about urban murders and wanted to stick to the corpse during interviews and had no dead corners to shoot records at close range, all looked ugly. Most reporters just took photos silently at a certain distance and no longer rushed to the forefront to grab the news. Compared with those murders, the tragic situation of these deceased people is even worse.

Burmese people who were shot dead or hanged directly in the hands of the ANZ Army can even be considered lucky. Because if such a death occurs in European and American cities, it will inevitably be a case that shocks the city. A case where more than a dozen people are tortured by dozens of people has become a murder case that has caused sensation in Europe. However, here, being collectively tortured by more than a dozen people and dozens of people is just an ordinary way of death for the victims.

When reporters saw some corpses, especially the victims of female corpses, most of them thought of "Jack the Ripper". However, no one said the name. The woman was ripped open and her internal organs were cut off. The case occurred in London in 1888. From 1888 to 1925, even after 37 years, the case was always a popular incident in the UK. Any news related to this case was reported as a result, it would inevitably trigger a new round of heated discussion.

However, some women who were massacred by the Anzac Legion can see similar slaughter. In some corpses, the signs specially painted by the slaughter were even seen, which were patterned marks drawn by Jack the Ripper on his victims reported in the newspaper. British journalists and some European journalists have some knowledge of this. In addition to silent photos and records, no one mentioned it or even made a sound.
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