Response to Erwin Rommel and Joseph Stalin

Many of you have said it yourself: Many citizens have been killed. But what I have to say is to think of the citizens of Manchuria. As an experienced soldier, i have to say that murder and death is not pleasant. These poor people are being murdered unjustly because the Japanese leader had lead them into a battle with the economy that they weren't ready to fight. Their solution? Invade Manchuria to boost self-esteem. My only question is what do the citizens have to do with it? Murder is not the answer. But I do not fear that this could turn into anything extreme. Just a petty attempt at imperialism. - Winston Churchill