147 years ago today, on July 27, 1878 (June 28, 1878 lunar calendar), Matsui Ishigen, the first criminal of the Nanjing Massacre, was born. Matsui Ishigen was born in Nagoya, Japan (IwaneMATSUI, 1878.7.27~ 1948.12.33), the culprit of the Nanjing Massacre, the Japanese Army General, Class A war criminal. Graduated from the Army Non-commissioned Officer School and the Army University. Participated in the Russo-Japanese War. He served as a military attache in Shanghai, a commander of the infantry, an intelligence staff officer of the Vladivostok dispatched army, a commander of the Harbin secret service, an infantry brigade commander, a director of the 2nd Department of the Staff Headquarters, and a division commander of the 11th Division. He has worked in the Japanese Army military order for a long time, and was stationed in China for 13 years before and after. He is the so-called "China hand". He once organized the "Greater Asia Association Attended the Geneva Conference on Disarmament in 1932. After returning to China, he served as a military counselor and commander of the Japanese army in Taiwan. 1933 Jin General. When the Japanese army attacked Shanghai in August 1937, he served as the commander of the Shanghai dispatched army. Later, he served as the commander of the Central China Front Army and the commander of the Shanghai dispatched army. He organized and commanded the Nanjing Massacre. After returning to China in 1938, he served as a cabinet counselor. In 1948, as the first offender of the Nanjing Massacre, he was sentenced to hang by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East. Comment: Matsui Ishigen was a militarist and deserved it.