Japanese Soldier Surrenders 29 Years After WWII End

Hiroo Onoda, a Japanese intelligence officer, became known as one of the last Japanese soldiers to refuse surrender after World War II, living armed in the jungle for 29 years before finally giving up.

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Naoružan živio u džungli, japanski vojnik koji se predao 29 godina nakon kraja rata

HIROO Onoda (19. ožujka 1922. - 16. siječnja 2014.) bio je japanski vojnik, časnik obavještajne službe Carske japanske vojske, koji je postao poznat kao jedan od posljednjih japanskih vojnika koji su odbili predaju nakon završetka Drugog svjetskog rata 1945. godine.

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Japanese Soldier Surrenders 29 Years After WWII End

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Naoružan živio u džungli, japanski vojnik koji se predao 29 godina nakon kraja rata

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