Chapter 50 Chapter 49: The Secret Killing Weapon

After the Japanese invaders launched the "September 18th" Incident and occupied Northeast my country, the Japanese military department publicly stated: "It is necessary to study one or more secret killing weapons that cannot be resisted by manpower." In 1942, Japanese Prime Minister Tojo In the defense of the Budget Committee of the Imperial Parliament, he claimed: "The development of new weapons is currently underway." On July 25 of the same year, the Japanese "base camp reporter inspection team" came to inspect the puppet "Manchukuo". The press corps revealed: "The work of developing a new weapon has already started a long time ago", and showed the documentary film of this top-secret "new weapon" to the press corps (for this reason, the Kwantung Army Command gave the leaker a serious warning).What is this "new weapon"?Japanese journalists will not make it public.In fact, only a few military officials in Japan know the inside story.

In 1940, near Pingfang Station, 20 kilometers south of Harbin in Northeast my country, the Japanese Kwantung Army established a strange force and delineated a military restricted area with a radius of six square kilometers. For the "731" unit.In Beijing Dongdan, Nanjing Zhongshan Road, Guangzhou, Jinan and other places, there is no unit named "Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department", each has its own name.After the outbreak of the Pacific War, Singapore also established the same force.Were these troops really established to supply the draft needs of the Japanese army?

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, plagues spread in many places in China.On the frontal battlefields, Ningbo, Quzhou, Jinhua, and Wenzhou in Zhejiang, and Changde in Hunan, all experienced plague and typhoid fever; on the battlefield behind enemy lines, including many anti-Japanese base areas such as Jinsui, Jinchaji, Shanxi, Hebei, Luyu, etc., plague was prevalent , typhoid, anthrax and other plagues.Countless people died from the disease; in the vast Northeast region, including the Pingfang area of ​​Harbin, Nong'an and Mengjiatun in Jilin, there were also plague and other plague disasters, and even after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the plague still spread.Does this happen naturally?totally not.All Chinese compatriots in the affected areas knew that this was a disaster caused by the Japanese army's germ warfare. Although the Japanese and puppet authorities adopted secrecy measures and deceptive propaganda at that time, they could not conceal the criminal truth of the Japanese army's germ warfare.

The anti-Japanese journals in various parts of China were the first to expose the crimes of the Japanese army's germ warfare in the world, and exposed many crimes of the Japanese army's germ warfare.Here are some excerpts from the original report: On November 9, 1940, "Jinchaji Daily" reported: "The enemy spread germs in Yu County (Shanxi Province), so all the disaster areas were extremely sick, such as Yulin and Nanbeihe in the eighth district, and the top and bottom of the fourth district. In Shitang, more than 95% of the population is sick on the kang.” On December 25, 1941, "Jinchaji Daily" published special correspondent Dai Ye's article "Hell on Earth", which contained such a description: "In Meng County, the enemy collected rats and locusts. In Shangshe, the enemy collected flies. At the bottom of the toon tree, the enemy collected mosquitoes and stipulated that 10 cents would be used to find 20. At first, people were confused and didn’t know what to use. It was not until the disease spread everywhere that people knew from the mouths of the traitors that the enemy collected mosquitoes, flies, mice, Locusts are used to infect diseases such as malaria, typhoid fever, cholera, and plague. Therefore, the disease is very prevalent in the "security area" (that is, the "Jijia Bingcun" area), and almost every village has more than 90% of the patients. But in Yukou Village, there is not a single healthy person. In Dongyukou, Wutai (county), more than 10 people died a day, fifty or sixty people died in January, and Yukou also died fifty or sixty people. Let people die in groups. Such a cruel killing method is unprecedented, and the cruelty of Japanese fascist executioners has surpassed any most savage beasts!"

On February 28, 1942, the "Jinchaji Daily" reported: "Recently, when the enemy bandits 'sweeped' Ding County, they released a large number of rats. When the enemy was beaten and fled by us, many villages were found Big rats crawled all over the ground, dragging their tails, as if sick. Dead rats had red spots on their bodies. They were poisonous rats released by the enemy in an attempt to cause plague, which undoubtedly poisoned our soldiers and civilians....The enemy then ordered households in the occupied areas Rats, or offered money to buy them, but most people refused.”

On March 7, 1942, the "Jinchaji Daily" published the "Letter to the People of the World" from the Command and Political Department of the Jizhong Military Region, accusing the Japanese invaders of spreading poisonous bacteria by taking advantage of the "mopping up".The article said: "The enemy bandits cooperated with the military 'mopping up' on February 14, 1942, and scattered a large number of sick rats injected with plague bacteria along Pinghan Luding County, in an attempt to cause a catastrophic plague epidemic." On June 16, 1942, "Jinchaji Daily" published Comrade Yirong's article "Smash Devil's "Toxic Germ War"" to reveal that: the enemy "scattered most of the germs in the 'mopping up', and sent traitors and spies to carry the made germs For the poisonous poison from the poison, we throw it into the wells where we drink water; most of the dysentery bacteria are put in the houses where people live; for the plague or typhoid fever bacteria, the rats injected with the germs are thrown into the village.”

These reports are true and reliable, because the author's hometown also suffered from this disaster, which is still fresh in my memory. Several members of my family died in the enemy's germ warfare.It happened in the autumn of 1941. Okamura Ningci, commander-in-chief of the Japanese North China Front Army, personally commanded an army of 70,000 troops to "sweep" the Jinchaji border area. After the "sweep", my hometown, Beishennan Village, Wanxian County, Hebei Province, was suddenly hit by a plague.Most of the men, women and children in the village were infected, and more than 100 people died in just one month.Due to the extremely poor sanitation and medical conditions in the countryside, it is unknown what kind of plague is prevalent.There are 9 people in my family of 3 generations, 8 of them got sick and 4 of them died. It was not until after the Japanese army retreated that everyone knew that it was the Japanese army that scattered the plague rats.

The real situation of the Japanese bacterial force conducting bacterial warfare in the anti-Japanese base areas in North China. After the war, a team member who had worked in the Pingfangyuan 731 bacterial force told a Japanese reporter that the explosion experiments using bacterial bombs had been carried out in "Beijing and North China." Field trials in combat."That is to say, the Japanese army not only sent people to spread bacteria artificially in the base area, but also sent planes to drop germ bombs. The epidemic of plague in Ningbo, Zhejiang and other places was caused by the bacteria spread by the Japanese army by means of airplanes and cannons. In June and July 1940, the Japanese Air Force dropped a large number of fleas carrying plague over Ningbo.The epidemic period of plague in the local rural areas lasted for 34 days, and the residents suffered heavy deaths.The crimes of the Japanese army conducting bacterial warfare on the frontal battlefield were widely reported in Chinese newspapers and periodicals.There is an American reporter who used to be the former Shanghai "Miller's Review" John?William?Powell, he once witnessed the germ warfare of the Japanese army in Ningbo.He said: "I happened to be in Ningbo at this time. The Japanese army carried out bacterial warfare locally, causing many Chinese farmers to be killed like inconspicuous little bugs." Only after the war did I know that the Japanese army's bacterial warfare in Ningbo was the result of Japanese medical science. Lieutenant General Shiro Ishii, doctor, bacteriological expert, and commander of Unit 731 personally directed the top-secret documentary film mentioned earlier in this article, which was shot during this field bacterial warfare.

On December 26, 1949, the testimony of Japanese military doctor Lieutenant Colonel Nishi at the Khabarovsk Far East Military Tribunal also talked about this germ warfare.Please see a passage in the "Public Trial Documents": Q, tell us what you know about Unit 731's use of bacteriological weapons. A: I heard that germ weapons were used against China in 1940. In August or September 1940, while I was at the headquarters of the Ministry of Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply in Beijing, I heard that bacteriological weapons had been used near Ningbo in central China. Ask, under what circumstances and who did you listen to?

Answer: When I was at the headquarters of the Ministry of Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply in Beijing, I saw the documents handed over from the headquarters of the Ministry of Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply in Nanjing.From this document, I learned that bacteria were used near the city of Ningbo.Later, Lieutenant Colonel Yoshimura, director of Beijing's epidemic prevention and water supply department, told me that the use of plague bacteria in China was provided by Ishii's troops. Q: You talk about what you personally saw in Unit 731 about sending germ troops to China. Answer: I watched a video about the activities of the Central China Dispatch of Unit 731 in 1940.At the beginning of the film, there is a scene of carrying a special container containing plague fleas into the aircraft cabin, followed by a shot of installing a diffuser under the wing of the aircraft, and there is a description of the special container containing plague fleas. "From this video, I clearly know that bacterial weapons were indeed used near Ningbo."

There are also many plague epidemics in Northeast China. In the summer of 1940, a strange plague suddenly spread in Nong'an County, Jilin Province. The plague was originally prevalent in winter, but this time it became prevalent in summer, spreading from the county town to the countryside, like a prairie fire.More than 300 people died.After Japan's defeat and surrender, a "plague epidemic throughout the country" also occurred near the bungalows in Harbin.Comrade Jing Fuhe from Erdaogou near the bungalow said when accusing the 731 Bacterial Unit of crimes: "There were 50 families living in Houerdaogou, and 39 families died of the plague. There were 19 people in my family, and 12 died within 20 days. The first person to die in our village was Zhang Yanting, In China, everyone goes to help when something unfortunate happens to someone’s family. My uncle who was 24 or 5 years old went to Zhang’s family to help with the funeral. My uncle is very healthy, but after returning from the funeral, he was not feeling well. Afterwards, a pimple appeared on the root of my thigh, and it hurt so badly that I couldn’t walk, and died two days later. Later, my grandfather, uncle, sister, father, younger brother, aunt, and uncle all died. In a day, sometimes The death of two relatives is really tragic!" How many Chinese people were slaughtered by the Japanese army’s germ warfare? No one can calculate an exact figure. The Japanese army slaughtered the Chinese people like trampling ants to death. . What Unit 731 left for the common people was plague, what Unit 100 left behind was cholera.Beginning in 1946, for seven consecutive years, counties such as Yushu and Yongji in Jilin Province experienced explosive cholera epidemics. In 1947, in Qiqihar, Zhaodong, Zhaoyuan, Taoan, Dalai, Anguang, Zhenlai, Tailai, Kaitong, Zhanyu, Taonan and other places, more than 9,000 patients and more than 7,500 died of Cui Luan. From 1945 to 1946, there were more than 4,300 plague patients and more than 1,400 deaths in Taonan, Tao'an, and Kaitong counties. How to study and manufacture the criminal germ warfare launched by the Japanese invaders and the germ weapons used?Where is it researched and where is it manufactured?The period of the Anti-Japanese War has always been a mystery.History cannot be concealed for long.After Japan's defeat and surrender, the true face of the Japanese army's bacterial warfare was gradually revealed. In December 1949, the Soviet military court tried some bacterial criminals. In 1950, the Soviet Union published the book "Former Japanese Army Soldiers Accused of Preparing and Using Bacterial Weapons". The book "Atrocities of Bacterial Warfare by Japanese Invaders"; in Japan, the memoir of "731 Bacterial Unit" was written by Hiroshi Akiyama in 1956, and the book "Living Experiments of Three Thousand People" by Qiao Linqiao was published in 1967, and the book "Living Experiments of Three Thousand People" was published by Kiyoyama Yamada in 1974 Lang wrote the book "Bacterial Warfare Tribunal"; in October 1981, American reporter John?William?Powell publishes "A Hidden Chapter of History" in the Atomic Scientist.There are quite a lot of books and articles published at home and abroad exposing the crimes of the Japanese army's bacterial warfare, and there are more than 20 kinds in Japan alone.But in Japan, the most influential and shocking book is the book "Ogre Cave" (Japanese is "Devil's Satiation", the Chinese version is published by Mass Publishing House) written by Japanese writer Seiichi Morimura.According to the author, it has 1 million readers in Japan.Because most of the publications and articles in the past were mostly based on Soviet trial records or official documents, but the author of the book "Ogre Cave" has conducted extensive research in Japan, the United States, and China, and personally interviewed the original Japanese Survivors of the bacterial army obtained a large amount of first-hand materials, thus deeply exposing the true colors of the Japanese army's bacterial army and making them public.The author has this paragraph in the second prologue: "This documentary article caused great repercussions when it was serialized. After the book was printed, the author received a large number of letters and phone calls, including more than a dozen letters from relevant personnel of the former Unit 731. During the 37 years after the war, The original 731 team members kept their mouths shut and swore to 'carry the secrets of 731 to the grave'. After reading the documentary, the situation about the 731 unit hidden in their hearts came up again. Some of the horrific contents written in the letter, I am writing I couldn’t have even imagined an Ogre Den. These new facts hit me so hard that I felt part of Ogre Den had to be rewritten.” Japan's huge bacterial warfare force was established in accordance with the advice of Lieutenant General Ishii Shiro, a Japanese medical doctor.This bacterial force was first created in 1932, named "Togo Force" and "Kamo Force". In October 1939, the Japanese army expanded the establishment of the Ishii Bacteria Unit to 3,000 people, allocated 10 million yen as experimental funds, and selected a bungalow 20 kilometers south of Harbin as a base, which was designated as a military restricted area, and secretly engaged in research and manufacturing. Bacterial weapons. Regardless of its scale, number of people, and equipment, it can be called the largest bacterial research center in the world. There are eight divisions in this unit: the first division is dedicated to the research and cultivation of Yersinia pestis, cholera, anthrax, typhoid, paratyphoid and other severe germs for the purpose of bacterial warfare. The minister is Major General Kikuchi.The second department is the Experimental Department, which is responsible for experimenting with bacterial weapons under shooting range conditions and combat environments. The experimental field is located in Anda, more than 100 kilometers west of Pingfang, and the director is Colonel Ota.The third part is to make water filters.The fourth department is the Bacteria Manufacturing Department, also known as the Production Department, which has many instruments and equipment, and the head is Major General Kawashima.The fifth department is the experimental materials department, which is responsible for the supply and management of living people for experiments, the cultivation and supply of disease vectors such as mice and fleas, and the management of various drugs.The sixth department is the Ministry of Education, which is designed to train professionals who are good at using bacterial weapons. The minister is Senior Colonel Sonoda.There is also the General Affairs Department and the Medical Department.The 731 unit has many Japanese medical doctors, professors, experts and technical personnel, including 15 well-documented doctoral professors, 50 general officers, and 600 lieutenant officers.Ishii troops also have detachments and divisions in the northeast.Another unit named "Kwantung Army Army Horse Epidemic Prevention Factory" has the number 100.Bacterial weapons are also developed, and its research projects are mainly dedicated to killing livestock and plants. What kind of secret bacterial weapon has this huge Ishii army developed?What is the quantity?Appalling indeed. According to the "Report on the Bacterial Activities of the Japanese Army" put forward by Lieutenant Colonel Apo T. Thomson interrogating the materials provided by Ishii Shiro and others: They "studied enterotyphoid, paratyphoid, Cholera, dysentery, anthrax, equine gangrene, plague, tetanus, gas, gangrene and other pathogenic bacteria, as well as filter viruses, rickettsia (pathogens such as typhus).” According to the 731 team members, Ishii The lieutenant general regards the two major bacterial strains of plague and cholera as the "two basic weapons" for germ warfare. They are not only their main research topics, but also mass-produced. To this end, Ishii's troops established special research and development bases for the "two major weapons" of plague and cholera, and were responsible for raising rats and fleas.There is a Tanaka team with 4,500 plague flea feeders, which can breed 100 million fleas in a few days, and can produce dozens of kilograms of plague fleas in two months.In the 543rd team in Hailar, there are usually 16,000 rats raised.In one production cycle, this army can produce no less than 30 trillion microorganisms, and cultivate 300 kilograms of plague bacteria and fleas used as bacterial weapons. In 1945, in order to save the defeat of the Japanese army, Ishii issued "an order to increase the production of 3 million rats, and the target of increasing the production of plague fleas was set at 300 kilograms, about 1 billion. This army went all out to produce bacterial weapons." The production has increased by about 20 kilograms, and with the original stored dry Yersinia pestis (instant soluble Yersinia pestis), it has reached 100 kilograms.This dried Y. pestis is 60 times more virulent than common Y. pestis.This army also produced a large number of typhoid fever, cholera, red dysentery, spleen gangrene and other bacteria.According to the estimation of Japanese writer Morimura, the bacterial reserve of "731" is more than enough to exterminate all human beings scientifically. The purpose of the Japanese army's germ warfare was to kill the people.In order to achieve this evil purpose, they also studied the means of spreading bacteria, that is, using airplanes, artillery shells and artificial dispersion.First, they developed bombs, shells and aircraft sprayers for throwing bacteria.According to Ishii’s confession, they “had invented and experimented with nine types of bombs dropped by aircraft, including bombs designed to contaminate the ground and generate infectious clouds, as well as bombs that destroy human skin and use wounds to infect.” Japanese Army The bombs widely used by the bacterial forces, the so-called "Ishii-type clay-made bacterial bombs", are characterized by neither damaging bacteria nor leaving evidence of crimes.Ishii once confessed to the Allied Forces Command: The total number of bacterial bombs manufactured by 731 was 2470 bombs of various types in 6 years.There is a "Type 50 Uji" bomb with a total weight of about 25 kg and a capacity of 10 liters.The "Type 100 Uji" bomb is larger, with a loading capacity of about 25 liters. The Japanese army's implementation of germ warfare will inevitably infect its own soldiers.For its own safety, Unit 731 has also developed vaccine serum and a variety of medicines to achieve the purpose of prevention, diagnosis and treatment.These medicines and medical skills were called "essence" by the Japanese medical circle at that time, and were praised by the Japanese army as "genius" discoveries.They successfully developed typhoid, cholera, tetanus, plague and other serums, especially the anti-plague serum was the first in the world. The Japanese army's bacterial force "Central Branch Army Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department" established in Nanjing, with the designation of 1644 troops, has 12 detachments, a total of more than 1,500 officers and soldiers, and also has equipment for the production of bacterial weapons. In each production cycle, it can produce 10 kg bacteria.The "Northern Branch Army's Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department" established in Dongdan, Beijing, known as the 1855 Army to the outside world, was even larger than Nanjing's. It used to produce various potent bacterial weapons in large quantities.There are also the same troops in Canton.The unit in Singapore is called the "Southern Army Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department." According to Okamura Ningci's post-war memoirs: "Ishii personally revealed to me that there are as many as 200 patented items." However, they developed The blood serum is obtained by forcing hundreds of working people to drink or inject live bacteria to carry out experiments on infection and disease. Japan was defeated and surrendered. In order to destroy the evidence of their bacterial warfare, they destroyed all their bacterial warfare research centers and bacterial factories in various places, killed all the remaining prisoners of war who were used for live experiments, and destroyed the bacterial weapons they developed. Yu participated in the bacteriological warfare personnel, some equipment, and all materials were smuggled back to China.Okazai Ningz said that Ishii "before the Soviet army approached Harbin, he packed the essence of the research materials in three suitcases and took them back to Tokyo by plane."When the U.S. Army Headquarters in Tokyo discovered that Japan had data on germ warfare experiments, the bacterial war criminal Ishii and others reached a dirty deal with the U.S. military. The subordinate will not be tried as a war criminal, and he can give a detailed account of the germ warfare experiment.The U.S. authorities obtained not only thousands of slides from the autopsies of living people and animals, but also a large number of reports on research results and bacterial weapons.These reports are still hidden in the United States today.Okamura Ningz also said: "After many negotiations, there was a gift to Ishii Gold, and as a result, the three precious suitcases mentioned above, together with the materials contained in them, were all taken to the United States. Already.” A U.S. medical worker who received germ warfare data said that the data were mainly living people rather than just using animals for experiments, so “has immeasurable value.” In this seedling research center and bacteria factory with many doctors, professors, experts, and researchers, there is also a huge special prison strangely managed.There are often 200 to 300 "prisoners" in the prison, sometimes up to 400, including Chinese, Soviet Union, North Korea, Mongolians, and it is said that there are prisoners of war from the United States, Britain, Australia and other countries. There are men and women, and children are incomprehensible. ,baby.Most of the "prisoners" were Chinese, including not only captured Chinese soldiers, but also teachers, students, workers, farmers, and citizens.The so-called "special prison" here is treated differently from the "prisoners" in ordinary prisons. For some "prisoners", it can be said that they have "well-fed food and clothing", three meals a day are nutritious, and they can often go to the bathhouse to take a bath. Keep very healthy.However, the strange thing is that only the "prisoners" go into the prison, and the prisoners are never seen alive. The mystery of this peculiar prison was finally revealed.It turned out that Ishii and others regarded living people as animals and used them to conduct in vivo experiments on bacterial weapons, and their cruelty was outrageous.Once the "prisoners" tested could no longer be used, they were either killed, buried alive, or cremated.Good food for "prisoners" is nothing more than the need for healthy living people for bacterial research, nothing more.The Japanese army never referred to the "prisoners" here as captives, but as "wood", "special materials" and "Maruta".In their records, the "prisoners" were never named, only numbered, starting from 101 and ending at 1500.According to the confirmation of 731 team members, two rounds of numbering have been carried out, and three people are consumed every two days, sometimes seven or eight people.There is never a lack of such "materials" because they can be continuously replenished.According to the Soviet military tribunal and 731 team members, more than 3,000 people were killed by this unit directly for bacterial experiments, and none of the "prisoners" survived. There are many methods for Ishii and others to conduct bacterial tests on living people. The most common method is to inject the most dangerous infectious diseases, such as plague, anthrax, melioidosis, various typhoid fever and other virulent germs, into the subjects to be tested. Observe the reaction, symptoms, and infection effects of the bacteria on healthy people, and when they died, record them according to the number.This experiment has been going on for seven or eight years. Lieutenant General Ishii Shiro personally conducted the earliest experiment on living people.It was not long after the establishment of the Ishii Bacterial Unit. The Harbin Gendarmerie escorted three prisoners to Ishii. Two of them were anti-Japanese guerrillas from Northeast China and one was a young Korean student.One night, Ishii tied a man to a wooden post in the laboratory, and injected a shot of liquid made from rats and fleas into his thigh. Nineteen days later, the soldier's body temperature reached 39.4 degrees Celsius. Then blood was drawn from his body and injected into another soldier. After a 12-day incubation period, this soldier also had a fever. Then Ishii performed a live autopsy on a special hospital bed. , which proved that the germs contained in the fleas were "stereotyped epidemic hemorrhagic fever kidney".Ishii tested this germ on two other people in turn. After being tortured for a month, they could not move, and they were dragged out by the military police and shot. Once, Ishii and others conducted experiments on typhoid fever bacteria.Fifty Chinese patriots were sent by the Harbin secret service.He poured one liter of sweet water with typhoid bacteria into it, diluted it with water, and distributed it to these 50 people. Four of them had been vaccinated against typhoid fever in advance. As a result, all 46 people died. When they were testing the efficacy of bacterial vaccines, Ishii once selected a large number of arrested people, first vaccinated some of them, and then infected all the arrested people with the same disease, and then observed those who had not been vaccinated. Either death or serious illness.When a batch of dead people were buried, another batch was added and the experiment was carried out again. In addition to conducting experiments with living people in the laboratory, this unit also conducted actual combat experiments of bacterial weapons with living people under field conditions.This kind of experiment is usually carried out at the Anda Shooting Range, and there are 10 to 20 people who are subjected to this kind of experiment each time.Sometimes it is thrown by an airplane, and sometimes it is exploded by electric current.Once, living people were tied to iron pillars 5 meters apart from each other, and then at a distance of about 20 meters from the iron pillars, a bomb containing the plague inside was exploded by an electric current. The subjects were blown up by this bomb After being injured, he died of pain within a week.Major General Kawashima also confessed to such an experiment: 15 subjects were sent from the prison, tied to pillars, and a bacterial bomb was dropped by an airplane, causing it to explode at a height of 100 to 200 meters above the ground. The Yersinia pestis fleas in the bomb spread nearby. The fleas climbed onto the "wood" body and sucked its blood for four or five hours. A doctor and pathologist in Unit 731 named Ishikawa Taidaomaru, in the autumn of 1940, when the plague they spread occurred in the Nong'an area of ​​Jilin Province, Ishikawa immediately dissected 57 people from many plague patients.Dr. Ishikawa boasted shamelessly: "In terms of the number of people dissected, I set a world record!" ("Journal of the Japanese Society of Pathology" 34th issue) In February 1939, Major General Masaji Kitano secretly published a paper titled "Research on Typhus Vaccination - Human Experiments on Self-made Typhus". People who have suffered from typhus, and healthy men aged 32 to 74 who have not suffered from acute typhus." This time he killed a total of 3 people.Masaji Kitano obtained the following conclusions through human experiments conducted by Chinese people: Immunity can be produced after injecting 2 ml of his homemade vaccine into the human body for one month. This evil bacteria factory also conducts other kinds of killing experiments, such as freezing experiments, poisonous gas experiments, water starvation experiments, hot water experiments, electric shock experiments, etc., killing many Chinese people. On a cold night, the Japanese gendarmes escorted the secretly arrested Soviet soldier Demchenko and 12 Chinese patriots. Major General Kitano Masaji, who is known as an expert in frostbite experiments, took them out into the open air. They put their hands in a bucket of water, and then exposed their hands to the ice and snow. After an hour, their hands were completely frozen.Lost consciousness.The gendarme then took them back to the laboratory to test the degree of frostbite on their fingers, and then applied medicine to "treat" them. If it could not be cured, their fingers were cut off.Sometimes this kind of freezing experiment is carried out in the Frostbite Laboratory, equipped with special refrigerators made of glass, which can be adjusted to minus 75 degrees.Kitano and others forced the detainees to put their limbs in the refrigerator in turn to freeze them, and then give them "treatment". Those who could not be cured were amputated with a saw.After all the limbs were sawed off, they were shot or buried alive, and the method of curing frostbite of limbs was found through experiments on living people. Unit 731 has also conducted more than 50 live poison gas experiments.Lieutenant General Ishii personally inspected the experiment.The healthy Chinese sent from the single cell, known as "fine wood", opened the poison gas gate, and one minute, two minutes, five minutes passed, and the rope on the subject's wrist was deeply cut into the flesh He was soon smothered to death by the sprayed potassium cyanate gas.Ishii then ordered the staff to take off the underpants of the dead body. "Wood"'s pussy and thighs were covered with white liquid.Ishii said: "This is semen. Anyone who inhales potassium cyanate gas will bleed out semen. Huh, 'Wood' died when he ejaculated." The cruelest cases are the two mass poison gas murders.One day in June 1945, a Soviet "prisoner" picked up the master key, opened the iron doors of each single cell, and urged everyone to escape, but this heavily guarded cage, how easy is it to escape?The Soviet was killed, and the others were driven back to their cells.An hour later, poisonous gas was injected through a special ventilation pipe, and all the prisoners in the prison were poisoned to death, about 30 inmates.The second poisonous gas massacre happened on the eve of the retreat of Unit 731. The Japanese army opened the valves of the poisonous gas in the prison cells, and the poisonous gas immediately filled the various rooms. Soon, the corpses were pulled out and piled up into mountains, and then poured on oil and burned.Only fascist bandits can do this kind of horrific massacre. In July 1945, Lieutenant General Ishii personally poisoned a 30-year-old woman and her three or four-year-old daughter in the Soviet Union. The mother and daughter were imprisoned in a glass hut by Ishii, and then gas was poured into the hut. Her head fell to the floor, and the mother leaned on her child, trying to make the child breathe less. After a while, potassium cyanate gas took the lives of both mother and daughter. head.The crime was testified 37 years later by the team members who were recording at the time. In the starvation experiment, the "prisoners" were given no food but only water to drink, and the experimenters could live for a few days; the water deprivation experiment was the opposite, and the "prisoners" were only given bread without a drop of water to determine the limit of human survival.According to 731 team members: "The hunger experiment and the water cutoff experiment were carried out in the detention center in the basement of the South Tower near the Binjiang Railway Station in Harbin. The Jiangkou squad led by Lieutenant Colonel Jiangkou was in charge of this experiment. , 'Maruta' can live an average of 60 to 70 days. If only bread is given without water supply, on the fifth day of the experiment, 'Maruta' will vomit blood without exception and die." The drying experiment is to put The prisoner was tied to a chair and sent alive to a high-temperature drying room. The prisoner sweated all over his body and was blown dry by the hot wind until the moisture on his body was squeezed dry.After 15 hours, the prisoner's body has not seen a drop of water, and he has become an artificial "mummy". "Using a scale, it is only 22% of the body weight before death. This experiment has confirmed that the human body has 78% water." How was the Ishii plague serum discovered by the Japanese army called a "genius" developed?Ishii and others injected the plague bacteria into the prisoners, and then used the blood of the "prisoners" who had become ill, or used their internal organs to prepare serum.Ms. S, a former head nurse of Unit 731, said something like this: On March 18, 1943, a civilian employee suffered from pneumonic plague due to bacterial infection, and the onset of pneumonic plague meant death.Yongshan, the head of the medical department, ordered the nursing staff to inject blood emotions once a week.On the second day after the patient was hospitalized, a plague serum was sent by the headquarters, and a second was sent a week later.The head nurse asked: "Why don't you store the serum here?...Why do you have to send it from the headquarters every week?" Yongshan said: "You can only produce one serum a week, so that's why you did it." Four weeks after the patient was hospitalized, He recovered and was discharged from the hospital.The head nurse was amazed.In order to make this serum, I don't know how many Chinese people were killed! Unit 731 headed by Ishii, in order to massacre the Chinese, would do all sorts of outrageous and unreasonable things.Ishii once sent a large number of bacteriological experts to concentration camps in Beijing, Nanjing, Shanghai, and Wuhan, and distributed flatbreads injected with typhoid and paratyphoid bacteria to the detainees in the concentration camps.It is said that there are more than 3,000 people who have eaten this kind of flatbread.Ishii ordered the directors of the concentration camps to release all those who had eaten big cakes, and let them cause typhoid and paratyphoid epidemics.Isn't this the real demon plague god? Unit 731 is only part of the Japanese army's bacterial warfare forces. The Japanese army's bacterial forces in Beijing, Jinan, Nanjing, and Guangzhou are still a mystery. It is estimated that many Chinese people were killed.Please see the confession of a lieutenant military doctor of the Japanese Army's bacterial force in Jinan. Takeuchi Feng (Liu Baosen), a lieutenant military doctor of the Jinan Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department, said: "When I was working in the Jinan Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department in 1943, in order to carry out bacterial warfare, I used special equipment to produce a large number of typhoid and paratyphoid bacteria for the aircraft to spread. In order to test the effectiveness of his pro-bacteria, he asked the Jinan Gendarmerie to take 11 captives from our army (referring to the Chinese Anti-Japanese War soldiers) and carried out vivisection experiments.” “Using about 1CC to 2CC injections for typhoid fever and paratyphoid fever The captives were placed under the skin between the collarbone and the breasts, tied to the dissecting table with ropes after the onset of the disease, given general anesthesia, dissected, and observed the ulceration and dementia stages of the intestines to study the bacterial force. After that, they called the military police contact with the police, that is to say, a car was sent to load the body into the car and take it to the suburbs.” He also admitted that typhoid and paratyphoid bacteria made with special equipment were transported from Jinan to Beijing.He said: "During August 1943, the North China Front Army Staff Headquarters in Beijing sent planes to Jinan three times to carry them. From the airport to the epidemic prevention and water supply department, they were transported by car. A total of 15 barrels of glass (diameter) were transported three times. 400cm×50cm).” The secret of Japanese imperialism's germ warfare was finally revealed, and the Chinese people will never forget this blood feud!