The Japanese during World War II were perverted, as the former president of the United States said: "The Japanese are the most shameless and disgusting people on earth, and they should not live in this world!" ”
Yes, there is an advantage in Japan's national culture that they can give everything they can to be loyal to the emperor. Men can sacrifice their lives to go to the front line to kill the enemy, and women will do their best to help the war. Some women would go with the army to become a military prostitute, and some would choose to commit suicide for the sake of their husbands' thoughts. Such a nation can definitely be called a perverted deformity.
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.
In 1925, the international Geneva Protocol classified germ 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. The Japanese army first set up the so-called "Kamo Unit" in Wuchang County, Heilongjiang Province, China, to engage in the study of criminal germ warfare, and then the unit was successively moved to the Pingfang District on the outskirts of Harbin, and the infamous Unit 731 was formed.
This evil force can produce 300 to 600 kilograms of plague bacteria, 1,000 kilograms of cholera bacteria, and 500 to 600 kilograms of anthrax bacteria per month. They not only captured a large number of Chinese for live testing, but also repeatedly used bacteriological weapons in 11 counties and cities in Zhejiang, Hunan, Henan, Hebei, Shandong and Shanxi provinces in China, resulting in rampant plague in Ningbo and Changde.
In the 12 years from 1933 to 1945, the killing researchers of Unit 731 killed people as experimental animals for the study of bacteriological weapons, and killed more than 3,000 anti-Japanese soldiers and innocent people in many countries, including China, the United States, and the Soviet Union! In addition, the killing machine has also caused a series of horrific massacres in Chinese mainland, and only the records are: in the summer of 1940, in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, the plague bacteria were airdropped; in December 1941, Ishii personally dropped the plague bomb in Changde, Hunan Province; and in 1942, he used typhoid bacteria to plague central China.
The large number of biological and chemical weapons used in war, which has led to the death of a large number of innocent people and caused a tragic humanitarian disaster, is an extremely cruel and despicable act of genocide.
Even more outrageous is the impunity of the perpetrators of these incidents.
Shiro Ishii, who surrendered to the U.S. army after his defeat, provided germ warfare information to avoid war crimes, including a secret file of foot-and-mouth disease. He also described the role of this virus weapon. In addition, Shiro Ishii also revealed his case of using the virus.
Ishii Shiro said that once the Japanese captured more than 500 female students who helped the communists fight, ishii Shiro did not let the Japanese army abuse these female students this time, but instead gave these female students a burnt cake, and after eating, he let them go back.
He went on to say that he had ordered the 731 unit personnel to inject rinderpest, plague, foot-and-mouth disease, and other viruses into the burnt cake, and then release them as soon as they ate them, in order to make the epidemic widespread in China.
As a result, no one in the Zhangjiatun area survived, and in order not to expand the epidemic, the Kuomintang government had to blockade the area.
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.
Perhaps, as the former president of the United States said: "The Japanese are the most shameless and disgusting people on earth, 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.
Perhaps, today we feel that war is far away from us, and we have not experienced the baptism of war. However, we must never forget the steadfastness and indomitability of our ancestors, do not forget the shame they have suffered, but also remember those enemies who have bullied us, and do not forget what they have done to us.