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Hiroo Onoda was a Japanese military officer who famously continued fighting World War II alone in the Philippine jungle for nearly 30 years after the war ended in 1945, refusing to believe Japan had surrendered. His extraordinary story of isolation and persistence makes him a remarkable historical figure who challenges our understanding of loyalty, warfare, and how long someone can resist accepting reality.
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- No Surrender
- Waga Rubantō no sanjūnen sensō
- Waga kaisō no Rubangutō
- Waga Burajiru jinsei
- Dakara Nihonjin yo Yasukuni e ikō
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小野田寬郎（日语：小野田 寬郎／おのだ ひろお Onoda Hirō，1922年3月19日－2014年1月16日），生於現日本和歌山縣海南市、曾長期擔任少尉的日軍軍人。第二次世界大戰時被大日本帝國陸軍徵召入伍，在陆军中野学校学习游击战、哲学、历史、武术、宣传和秘密行动，1944年11月被派遣至菲律賓盧邦島擔任守備任務。美軍攻佔盧邦島後，與三名同僚躲入叢林中進行游擊戰，直到1974年3月10日才向菲律賓警方投降（三名同僚，两人戰死，一人逃脱）。
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