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Hideki Tojo Zitate

We now have to see our country surrender to the enemy without demonstrating our power up to 120 percent. We are now on a course for a humiliating peace - or, rather, a humiliating surrender.

Hideki Tojo

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Wir müssen jetzt sehen, wie unser Land sich dem Feind ergibt, ohne unsere Macht zu 120 Prozent zu demonstrieren. Wir befinden uns jetzt auf dem Weg zu einem demütigenden Frieden - oder eher zu einer demütigenden Kapitulation.

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