Hiroo Onoda: The Last Samurai | No Surrender! [12+]

"No surrender!" That was the last order given to Second Lieutenant Hiroo Onoda, a Japanese army intelligence officer fighting near the end of World War II. Lieutenant Onoda followed his commander's final order - for almost 30 years. Onoda did not surrender until 1974, spending almost three decades holding out in the jungles of the Philippines - under the belief that the war was still being fought. Onoda continued his campaign well after the war ended, initially living in the mountains with three fellow soldiers. As his fellow soldiers died or surrendered, Lieutenant Onoda refused to believe the letters and notes left for him that the war was over. He finally emerged from the jungle, 29 years after the end of World War II, and accepted his former commanding officer's order. Onoda formally surrendered, wearing his handmade, coconut fiber uniform, since his old uniform had long since rotted away. His story was shown in film "Onoda".

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This man has hated to lose. My dear friends, I wish you the same thing. This is actually a very strong motivation - do what you want, what you love and never EVER give up! Thanks for watching, likes and comments! This content might save your life! Enjoy.