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Japan's Secret World War II Death Lab

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First published at 21:32 UTC on January 3rd, 2021.

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Jim Crenshaw

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The truth about Japan's secret facility at Harbin, used to manufacture germs that infected and killed thousands of Chinese during World War II.
Memories of Japanese war crimes continue to poison Japan's relations with its neighbors. Many Chinese are still suffering the effects of a vicious campaign of germ warfare. "Our unit did things no human being should ever do," confesses Unit 731 member Yoshio Shinozuka. His unit developed the deadly pathogens which were used to infect 250,000 Chinese. Japan's refusal to apologize for its actions, or to acknowledge Unit 731's existence, has further upset its victims.

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