How many people were killed or injured when Japan occupied Hong Kong and Britain occupied Hong Kong in World War II?

Overview 194 1 65438+On February 25th, 2008, under the leadership of Governor Yang, a group of British colonial officials crossed the Japanese year 65438+February 26th and went to the Japanese General Command on the third floor of the Peninsula Hotel occupied by the Japanese army to surrender. Ryunosuke Sakai immediately became the Governor of Hong Kong, until Aesop Koyosuke took over. Since this day is also Christmas, Hong Kong people call it "Black Christmas", and from then on, the period of "three years and eight months" of Hong Kong population under Japanese rule began. 1On February 20th, 942, Japanese Lieutenant General Yasuke Ikuya became the first governor during the Japanese occupation, and Hong Kong officially became the Japanese occupied area. At the same time, about 15 senior British officers and more than 30 other officers and soldiers and British intelligence officials chose to follow China's highest representative in Hong Kong at that time-China vice admiral Chen Ce to break through from Hong Kong by speedboat. Finally, it successfully arrived in India via Huizhou, Chongqing and Myanmar. Therefore, Chen Ce was awarded the Knight Commander Medal by the British Emperor. As a result of the war, 2 1 13 people were killed and 8,500 people were captured in the defence of Hong Kong. The Japanese army killed 706 people and was injured 1534 people. Allies include Canadian reinforcements. Although the British Hong Kong government and its main forces at that time all surrendered, some soldiers and civilians in the New Territories continued to carry out sporadic guerrilla warfare and maintain fighting relations with the Japanese army. The British Aid Group was established by Colonel Lindsay Tasman Reid, a former professor at the University of Hong Kong, and was responsible for collecting Japanese intelligence and transporting important people in and out of Hong Kong.