MUC 百年歷史古蹟

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第二次事件大戰爆發，硝煙四起，各個國家都進入警戒狀態，第二次世界大戰涉及全球絕大多數的國家，包括所有的大國。

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這次戰爭是人類史上規模最大的戰爭，各國動員至少1億多名軍人參與這次軍事衝突。主要的參戰國紛紛宣布進入總體戰狀態，幾乎將自身國家的全部經濟、工業、科學技術用於戰爭之上，同時將民用和軍用的資源合併以便規劃。像是美國對日本首次使用原子彈等事件。

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在第二次世界大戰期間，當時台灣處於日本統治之下。迫於戰爭的威脅，台灣實施了多種防空措施，以減少空襲帶來的損失。​ 一些地區會將建築物的窗框漆成藍色或綠色。這種做法可以減少建築的可見性，從而降低敵方轟炸機在空襲時的瞄準精度。

這一概念是更廣泛防禦策略的一部分，包括使用遮光窗簾和其他措施來遮蔽光線，減少夜間襲擊中的可見性。這些努力對於減少轟炸對台灣及其他地區城市造成的破壞和傷亡至關重要。​

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The outbreak of World War II, marked by widespread conflict, put nations around the globe on high alert, involving almost every country, including all major powers.

This war was the largest in human history, with over 100 million military personnel mobilized. Major belligerent nations declared a state of total war, dedicating nearly all their economic, industrial, and technological resources to the war effort, merging civilian and military resources for strategic planning. Notable events included the United States' use of the atomic bomb on Japan.

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During World War II, Taiwan was under Japanese rule. To mitigate the threat of air raids, Taiwan implemented various air defense measures to reduce the damage from bombings. For instance, some regions painted window frames blue or green. This practice aimed to reduce the buildings' visibility, thereby lowering the accuracy of enemy bombers during air raids.

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This concept was part of a broader defensive strategy that included blackout curtains and other measures to obscure light, reducing visibility during night attacks. These efforts were crucial in minimizing the destruction and casualties caused by bombings in Taiwan and other urban areas.