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Can I serve in the five armies of the world? Probably possible if you an excellent military man and periodically the high military lures you leadership of other countries, promising golden mountains. This is today in the principle is quite real.
But something similar happened back in the first half of the past. centuries, with Korean Yang Kayanjong, who he never wanted to be a military man, but by the will of fate he had to forcibly become a soldier, and, ultimately, five different armies.
The first time he was drafted into the Japanese army, since his native the country at that time was under the yoke of the Land of the Rising Sun. AND Kayanjong had to take part in the Soviet-Japanese war, on which the prospects for surviving for a soldier like him were quite insignificant.
However, the Korean survived, being captured, after which he was sent to Soviet camp, and Young’s perspective was now seen in endless bonded labor. But then the Great Patriotic War began, and Kayanjong was sent to the front of the Red Army, so that he could blood atone for the Soviet Union.
Strange as it may seem, fate again played the same a joke with this hapless soldier and he is captured the French army, who fought on the side of Nazi Germany. His, Of course, as a prisoner of the Japanese army, they immediately identified as percussion the ranks of the struggle against his “sworn enemy” – the Soviet Union.
But Kayanjong did not want to fight for Nazi Germany at all, but because at the earliest opportunity he runs to the side of the Allies, where him, as a Japanese soldier, somehow got into German army, again considered a victim and determined to fight now against Germany.
Unfortunately, there is no exact information about the future fate of this a unique soldier of the last century. Some write that young Kayanjong died without seeing the end of World War II and victory in it over fascist Germany and militaristic Japan, a victory that meant little to him. According to other sources, the Korean soldier returned home, thanks to which reporters and learned this unusual story. More about this supposedly can be read if you rummage through the Korean filings newspapers …
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