Japanese Soldier Hid in Jungle for 29 Years After WWII

A Japanese officer remained hidden on a Philippine island for 29 years after World War II, refusing to believe the war was over until his former commander personally rescinded his orders.

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n1-bihSerbian2d ago

Vojnik se 29 godina krio u džungli jer nije vjerovao da je rat gotov, a predao se tek kada mu je nekadašnji zapovjednik došao lično ukinuti naredbu

Rat je završen 1945. godine. Jedan japanski oficir nastavio je izvršavati zadatak na filipinskom ostrvu još 29 godina. Odbijao je sve pozive na predaj

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Japanese Soldier Hid in Jungle for 29 Years After WWII

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Vojnik se 29 godina krio u džungli jer nije vjerovao da je rat gotov, a predao se tek kada mu je nekadašnji zapovjednik došao lično ukinuti naredbu

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