Even Japanese people do not know these news in 1938 today except elderly people over 90.
On April 16th, Tokyo Big6 University Baseball League Tournament begins
Our wounded heroes seem to be being healed enough to enjoy playing volleyball with the angels in white in Shanghai of the springtime
The Sumo champion Tamanishiki and his giant "army" of more than 100 wrestlers surprised Chinese people in Shanghai by lining up the majestic giants on April 21. They visited there to appreciate the great pains our soldiers had suffered in the fierce battle and to dedicate silent prayers to the tombstones of heroes. Photo: Our Sumo wrestlers and soldiers
The 4,533 souls of the national guardians that stood up for the oriental peace and became the precious foundation of the Empire of Japan. The grand festival of the Yasukuni Shrine to calm them shows unprecedented visitors from the early morning on the first day (in April).
Against the blind resistance by the enemy guerrillas, our imperial army's swift and bold mopping-up operation continues in Wuhu and Hangzhou, China (in April)
Our Col. Mano's unit that was sweeping the remaining enemies in the western area of the Tongpu railroad demolished about 6,000 tough enemy troops and immediately occupied the Fenxi Fortress (in April) at last
Our wild eagles that are thoroughly demolishing the state-of-the-art Chinese Air Force aircraft supplied by UK, US and Soviet Union are playing an active role in the skies of the continent (in May).
(Photo looks like a Mitsubishi Type 92 reconnaissance plane)
Fu Zuo-yi's plot had been ended as an illusion.
The former chairman of Sui-yuan Province, Fu Zuo-yi, tried to recover the lost ground by re-organizing his remaining troops in the steep mountains of Yijianfang and Erdaoshenger but had been prevented by our army's onslaught and began total retreat (in May)
Photo: Our transport corps advancing on a bad road