All kinds of heinous crimes committed by Unit 731
The site of the 731st Unit of the Japanese invasion of China was the base camp for the bacteriological weapons research of the Japanese army invading China during World War II, and was the base for launching bacteriological warfare. The site is located in the Pingfang District of Harbin City, and the crimes left behind in the museum are only a small part compared to the real history, and if you see it, it is shocking and resentful enough.
In order to test the bacteria on the living, the Japanese secretly sent many Chinese, Soviets, Mongols, and Koreans to Unit 731. Calling those people "wood" means that they are not seen as human beings and can be slaughtered at will. It is reported that the living usually test three people in two days.
At that time, people's limbs were placed in cold buckets of water, then taken out to freeze, and the Japanese used sticks to beat them for experiments. A germ war criminal said that he saw three people in the cell without fingers, and the others only had finger bones, so cruel that it was a frostbite experiment of The Japanese Kou. They also injected germs into the human body, which were put into a furnace after the experimenter's death.
Hirosuke Morioka of the former Unit 731 recalled that at that time, the most cruel thing was to dissect the living body, and when the dissection, the stomach was completely cut open, and all the internal organs were exposed, which was extremely cruel. And Rikou will also be directly dissected when the person is alive and awake, and the person who is dissected is very loud in pain at first, and then slowly weakens until it stops.
Unit 731 has done far more than that, they have cross-injected animal blood with human blood, vacuum-packed humans, cut off people's stomachs, and directly stitched the intestines and esophagus together... Wait, inhumane. The leader of the troops is Shiro Ishii, who was originally a doctor but wanted to win the battle through bacteria. Under his leadership, Unit 731, a large number of bacteria and viruses were bred and spread throughout most of China, and many people were innocently mutilated.
In 1945, the Japanese surrendered, and Unit 731 destroyed the facility for running the bacteriological experiment in order to cover up its cruelty.
The laborers who served in Unit 731 tell the history
The old man in the picture is named Zuo Xianliang, who was forcibly abducted by Unit 731 to work as a laborer during the War of Resistance. The old man said that if he did not go at that time, he would be arrested by the Japanese and taken to prison. In desperation, he was forced to go to the labor office of Unit 731. The management of the Labor Department was very strict, and the Japanese Kou made a labor certificate for everyone, and the entry and exit must be checked, and if there were any items in the entry and exit that violated the regulations, they were executed on the spot. Once, a laborer who was stained with alcohol was told by The Japanese Kou that he had stolen alcohol and drank it, so he knocked out all his front teeth, and the labor department was panicked.
The system in Unit 731 is also very strict, it is not allowed to act independently, nor is it allowed to watch randomly, if it is found looking at both sides, it will be punished, and even the death penalty will be imposed. The old man said that the work tasks inside were also very heavy and tiring, and the old man was tired enough to vomit blood when he was carrying wood. Once, while working, he found two rats under the wood and trampled them to death. Without thinking about it, he angered Nikko, who made them stand together, first giving him 2 loud slaps, and then asking him to continue to fan other laborers like this. Rikou said: If you see rats again, you are not allowed to kill, but you must catch them alive. Everyone was puzzled.
Later, once, the Japanese Kou asked the laborers to dig a large pit that was fifty meters long and five or six meters deep, and the laborers were very hard, working for more than 15 or 6 hours a day. There were laborers at work who vomited blood and were so tired that they fainted, and Riko never asked. The laborers did not know why the large pits were dug, and it was not until later that they were used to bury the bodies of bacterial experiments.
Until August 9, 1945, a squad leader of the Japanese army named Miyato gathered all the laborers totaling more than 2,000 people and said to the laborers: The Soviet army is coming, all the buildings here will be destroyed, and when they are gone, they will rebuild here, and after the destruction of the buildings is completed, they will send you home.
So the laborers began to work intensively again, and the Japanese were even more tyrannical to them, and the Japanese let them carry the heavy boxes that they did not know what to hold on to the train, and the Japanese Kou pressed behind them, threatening the laborers with guns and making them hurry. The laborers were dressed up for 2 days and 1 night, and after the loading, the laborers were exhausted, and they did not rest for an hour, and they were forced by the Japanese to burn the warehouse. Ordinary workers did not have the opportunity to know the contents of the warehouse at all, and this time they were stunned to see it! There are all kinds of animals in it, including rats (which explains why the Japanese Kou did not allow them to trample to death above), monkeys, cows, horses, etc. The Japanese laborers quickly burned them all, poured gasoline and then lit them, and in a moment the red flames of the warehouse boiled, and various animals screamed and struggled. After 3 days and 3 nights, all the Japanese warehouses were burned down and razed to the ground.
At this point, the laborers were afraid that the Japanese would drive them out and kill them all, and they all planned how to escape, and the laborers were oppressed here for a long time, and when they heard that there was hope of escaping, they suddenly raised their spirits. On a rainy night at 2 a.m., when it was stormy outside, the laborers, in a fit of rage, pried open the iron nets that imprisoned them and rushed out, outside was a pond, Zuo Xianliang was familiar with the water and swam over, and assisted about 20 laborers. Until dawn, he escaped to a field, counted and found that there were less than 20 people in the group. Subsequently, everyone went to their respective hometowns, and Zuo Xianliang spent five days and finally returned to his hometown.
We will always remember the heinous crimes of Unit 731 and never forget the shame of the past. And the best thing to do is to work hard to make our country stronger!