The Japanese captured 500 underage schoolgirls alive, and each was given a meatloaf, and after eating, they could leave
From the beginning of the "918 Incident" japanese imperialist invasion of China in 1931 to the full-scale outbreak of the "Lugou Bridge Incident" in China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in 1937. The Japanese gradually realized the determination of the Chinese people to fight in blood, and the Japanese became more crazy, perverted, and evil in order to win, to be loyal to His Majesty the Emperor, and to the so-called national interests. During the eight-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese army committed countless crimes, during which the Japanese army not only killed the Chinese people at will, but also used Chinese to do live experiments in a frenzied manner.
In 1925, the international Geneva Protocol classified bacteriological weapons as weapons of mass destruction, clearly stipulating that the "use of biological weapons such as bacteria" is prohibited in war. Why? Biological and chemical weapons, if used on a large scale, can even cause genocide. However, the Japanese army invading China openly risked the world and devoted itself to the development and use of bacteriological weapons. So, a perverted Japanese named Shiro Ishii began to use the gendarmerie police to arrest Chinese patriots as "material" for experimentation to study germ warfare methods.
Ishii Shiro said that once the Japanese captured more than 500 female students who helped the communists fight, Ishii did not let the Japanese army abuse these female students, but one of them shared a burnt cake, and after eating it, he let them go back. At that time, these students were very confused about this, how could the fierce Japanese easily let themselves go? It turned out that the Japanese had already made a manipulation of the burnt cake, and they had already injected the plague and other viruses into the baked cake, and after they ate these burnt cakes and returned to the village, within a few days, the whole village was plagued, and in desperation, our army had to blockade this place.
The culprit, Shiro Ishii, not only escaped the war crimes of World War II, but also went to the Korean Peninsula to help the US military fight germ warfare after the outbreak of the Korean War.
Shiro Ishii died of throat cancer in Tokyo in 1959 at the age of 67.
The former president of the United States once said: "The Japanese are the most shameless and disgusting people on the planet, and they should not live in this world." "In World War II, Japan's crimes are known to the world. In particular, the crimes committed by the Japanese against China are difficult to describe in words.