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and the officers club is one of them. this is when you are in december 9 14912 members of japan's quinton army stood trial. that was the only time walk women also have ever been tried for creating a biological weapon and testing at home. no one not so not. what was real the what they should. know going to the other day that elated their way to no . no no. no look look at not

feel what you did. the remorse shown by one member of japan's top secret unit sentence 31 p. and his colleagues killed thousands of victims while developing biological weapons . he's a guy who had been to unit 71 soldier. and killed. paul johnson an american director has studied unit 731 documents at length and knows its history well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short then build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known.

japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons emperor hirohito who had a degree in the region biology believed that biological weapons would help japan conquer the world as a descendant of the sun goddess a matter of he saw it as his calling. in the 1930 s. the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world coming to the country society . how modern day uku sucking your. japanese journalist should gioconda the author of evidence of unit 731 crimes a book that caused quite a stir is one of the few people who tries to give an impartial account of factors that brought japan to war time look at the. road.

to get to. the war. but the. order. in the early 1930 s. the japanese military carefully studied a report by microbiologist should own. biological weapons effect which human body silently. causing a slow but painful death there is no need to manufacture missiles instead you can infect clothing food or water or disperse bacteria from aircraft they will proliferate and in fact humans. in general is he wasn't just a biologist but also a military man with the rank of colonel he was a very smart intelligent capable person of high status in japan he was a medical doctor who was also a pilot and

a military commander he had all of these great talents and skills that sadly instead of being used for a good purpose he took his great prodigious skills and took it in the opposite direction to the dark side as a force for evil. japan's general staff allocated enormous resources to help the biologist establish a secret facility to develop biological weapons. china's manchuria region occupied by japan in 1932 and turned into the puppet state of manchukuo became the testing ground. manchuria is very handy because of its location close to the u.s.s.r. it also has plenty of test subjects test subject to mean people brought to the unit for tests exactly those people were meant to die. that's right. from

tribunal questions to question a medical service major general. in 1038 several secret facilities were established in the hills of manchuria on unit 100 in c. and john worked on lifestyle contamination. unit 516 insists a common new factor chemical weapons. unit 731 near have been developed biological weapons and tested them on civilians. in 10 found villages they burned down around $300.00 local dwellings to clear space to build a unit 731 the facility was self-sufficient and inaccessible when the bara trees a prison crim a tory and stadium the shinto shrine an airfield a dedicated aircraft group and a power station the facilities commanding officer was also the project ideologist

colonel sheryl you see. the real you know. you could actually. say yes yoshio. offical much so is more than 1000 years old concert down to a very long time then i. think a. sunday when it. could be on ellen i don't know she will be. does now a memorial museum here. as it is often say it's one of the saddest museums in the world. if i know. how to think that or you will my life a free country i'll be. caught on the bag. on

the page here you're. so big to a good local kill some good there you. go there. no cites you but they need dick and they pushed it's got that many to go good to know who. is japanese and lived near you in it 731 when she was just 13 and. she often visits china now exhibitions and conferences to expose the crimes perpetrated by unit 731. 10 percent the guys that deacon. could not go to. given the way they

meet they must cut it oh i don't know moiety oh yeah my mom i got the dust you also logano when you got there. the camp has a gruesome reputation among locals. exactly what went on behind the tall fence they'll never know but they are sure that no one ever came out alive. after you infected a person when he gets treatment yes what happened to him next. could be used for further experiments. until he died yes none of the prisoners came out alive.

from tribunals questions to medical service major general come a shim akiyoshi. thousands of people became test subjects. from various nationalities around 60 percent which chinese around 30 percent russian. and a few koreans and mongolians. they were referred to as my router which means logs in japanese. into. the war by. the home or not. she admits it was an intern at the unit like other teenagers he was sent there to work and study.

but what i see my new on and on all is an all in all 7 moment gauge didn't i don't they you're not and all that they give us that at a lot of us. sort it all most. of all because it's a combo. show. so all one measured or not but not quite the last show up as a new show you there's. not people there even lower than livestock breached the audiologist and mastermind behind everything that happened in the death camp of. the chinese population of heart being where the equivalent of lab rats these weren't human

beings who had rights to life who had rights through freedom from porch or in sickness and disease these were people who he could carry out tests to further his goals which was to create the world's greatest biological weapons program. test subjects were injected with cholera typhoid anthrax bubonic plague and syphilis the progression of the disease was studied carefully. victims were later dissected while still alive. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that.

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for the interest something into st outset that we are british and we want regulation i was in just any freedom behaved zinnias penalty just fine. but the pandemic no certainly no borders that is blind to nationalities. as american targets are we don't look back seeing the whole world beat's to. judge a. commentary crisis with this system time to time so we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it

together. well the religio to cook bush took the girl alone. so no no no i don't like stan i like it when we get older so good luck. with it you'll know. we need it to look. at all your cornish the. units doctors monitored the dissections waiting for samples. sound needed a brain

a heart others the liver. that's how to breed a deadly super virus capable of destroying a human body in no time. you see. morgan all. destroyed or if you disagree go kill hundreds of. stealth locals and you would issue their work on those 3 little in your no. you're not no not the kind of voice that's a real. one is a ring. the gate can do no. if you don't know signing a only. it's hard to know how many were killed by unit 731 alone estimates vary some say 325000 people others

put the figure at 10000. some didn't you know of and yet enough money or. not. most the army general staff and emperor hirohito when aware of the units goals and the methodology. was. god. forbid. unit 731 was established in 1936 by the secret order of emperor hirohito. i saw the order with my own eyes when i served as head of unit 73 one's general department. tribunal transcript major general

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general. decreed them nor of some cool sock with the 3 bulls policy which said kill whole. mass killings took place killing from the japanese occupied territories. in just 6 weeks more than 300000 people were tortured and killed in king japanese soldiers believed that they represented an exceptional nation and i don't license to do anything. on the ng in. those who don't go thought i got those as the.

means oak says of the water. so what i got out that was. the english nation when it comes to colonize ation it has accomplished the impossible so. many historians claim that famine was a common event under british rule in india and that millions died of starvation. also that in the mid 19th century british business sold huge quantities of opium in china making considerable profit from the drug trade. it's also said that income go off of the popular. died during belgium's colonization. el gerry and 7 led to the chain of gruesome murders took place while france governs the country. could it will do what

the review this. money did you know with the disco e.t.s. the yellow disc. cod most oconee. and that there. is journey even though there's a one just. scott bennett is a leading counterterrorism expert and a former us army analyst you know investigates crimes against humanity. the american indians who are seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged expelled and exterminated from much of the eastern seaboard poisoning blankets with smallpox

with this virus that cause the eruption of sores and death on the american indians. blankets were distributed to indians at military installations under the guise of helping them. out of the thousands the units 731 killed. have been preserved in history 6 chinese and russians. a red army soldier cool dim and maria given over with how 4 year old daughter. when women and girls became too we can no longer fit for further experiments they were put into a special glass walled gas chamber. the doctors took meticulous

notes the daughter suffocated after 3 minutes the mother of a 5. woman and her daughter was simply abducted from a street in a. many russians lived there because china's eastern railway had been built by russian engineers in 8098. many stayed to avoid the revolution and civil. back to. the cities gendarmerie based at the railway station constantly received a new orders. they wanted men women or children of a particular date heightened ethnicity. when the unit needed new subjects

the japanese police snatched entire families from the streets. part of my job was escorting inmates from harbin to unit 731 they were referred to as long letters for experiments. tribunal transcript sergeant major could a casual subtle john dumb respectful branch chief. come out of the courts as well up to date them north and then up i did it was not the. same a stumble is a. now ordered some over it. just got out of. this anger but it's not what she did was near. my 5th set of difficulty was the one you know us. the gift of.

women and children played a special role in the unit $73.00 one's activities. women were raped and once they were pregnant infected with syphilis gonorrhea and other diseases. they were then cut open so that researches could extract the fetus to observe any changes. of that got. well nonlethal kind of wish to know about the one you know. they don't know what rushed into. going to want to be. a future war with the soviet union might have been 14 extremely cold weather that's why they needed to know how to treat frostbite and.

to find out they drove inmates out into the cold doused their limbs with water kept them outside until severe frostbite set in. an expert on frostbite to talk to his son to your shimoda conducted experiments on women and children he later sent detailed reports illustrated with drawings and photographs. you know if you want some. quantum of this not guy can i. quote the war. on the way on the hill so if all the thought that. some victims literally mummified they were put into an extremely hot room with no

water and kept there until they were completely desecrated the bodies will wait before and after 78 percent of the human body is water as that experiment proved. you know if you want to. say that a. set of the mona should not go through. munir no. need to do without sun do. although they also don't go to the windows condition they're not. some experiments were conducted out of curiosity in mates had various body organs removed. limbs switched off saw monkey blood injected all their sensitivity to x. rays and electricity tested.

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