Museum of Evidence of Japanese War Crimes Unit 731

Unit 731, an infamous part of the Japanese Imperial Army, conducted brutal experiments on humans during World War II under the guise of "epidemic prevention and water purification." Today, a museum in Charbin preserves evidence of these inhumane acts.

The story began after the incident of September 18, 1931which the Japanese used as an excuse to invade China. A year later, he arrived in Northeast China Shiro Ishiiwho set up a department that would eventually become the dreaded Unit 731, which systematically experimented on living humans to develop biological weapons.

The museum's exhibit reveals horrific crimes against humanity that remain a warning to all of humanity decades later. Yet many in the West are still unaware of this dark chapter in history.

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