Soviet Union’s Red Army played a decisive role in liberating China’s northeast region from the rule of the Fascist Japanese and their collaborators, the Manchu elites. It only took the Red Army seven days in August 1945 to wipe out 700,000 of Japan’s Kwantung Army.
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Scientists have begun digging for corpses at the site of a former Tokyo medical college allegedly used to conduct bio-warfare trials, reopening one of the darkest chapters of Japan’s wartime past.
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Ishii Shirō handed over 8,000 bioweapon samples, and in return, he never went to trial but worked at Fort Detrick, the US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases that develops bio-weapons, where a special lab had been allocated for him.
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Early last century, Harbin in Heilongjiang Province in China’s northeast was home to the most advanced biological warfare labs run by the Japanese army known as Unit 731, where a large number of native Chinese, as well as the captured resistance fighters from all over China and from Russia and Europea, became the raw materials of Japanese medical experiments. Here […]
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