Taken from JRE #1462 w/Kurt Metzger: https://youtu.be/17pIBFcGB0k
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Taken from JRE #1462 w/Kurt Metzger: https://youtu.be/17pIBFcGB0k
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Operation Cherry Blossoms at Night was an attack planned by japan to use its I -400 submarine to sneak and launch a sea plane laiden with plague bombs to attack the U.S west coast. The plan was scheduled for September of 1945 good thing war ended in august
The Khabarovsk Trials, in which some 40 members of Unit 731 were tried by the Soviet, were held for only 6 days. It was totally Kangaroo court. No access to defense counsel and no satisfactory food or rest in the extremely cold weather. The testimony at the Trials was given by men in a state of extreme physical and mental weakness, so to speak, and was coerced by the Soviet. It is extremely likely that the testimony was used as a bargaining chip for the "return to Japan".
Unit 731 was the Epidemic Prevention and Water Purification Corps.
During the Nomonhan Incident, Lieutenant General Ishii invented a special technology, “the Ishii Water Filter”, to supply water in the area. In the Eurasian continent, there was a custom of dumping feces & urine directly into rivers. As a result, even in the West, a plague epidemic has occurred in the past, resulting in the loss of one third of the population. Therefore, a hygienic water supply on the continent was very important for military operations.
Unit 731 was denied by the US government in 1999. It's official & final. Documents such as CIA, OSS ,GHQ were analyzed including declassification about unit 731 in IWG at the time of Clinton Admin in 1999. Proved Unit 731 was simply a prevention of epidemic corps. The 100,000 pages of classified documents on Unit 731 held by the U.S. showed absolutely no evidence that Unit 731 conducted human experiments or waged bacteriological warfare, proving that everything that was said after WW2 was a baseless fabrication.
The Khabarovsk trial was dismissed by the west as communist propaganda until the 1980s. In 1981, Japanese communist writer Seiichi Morimura published a book called "The Devil's Gluttony". Although the novel was nothing but a fantasy story, and it was often pointed out that there were too many errors in the historical facts, the fiction of the novel was somehow promoted as if it were the truth. CCP took advantage of this and built the "Unit 731 Memorial Hall" in China, where photos of the Jinan Incident, in which Japanese were massacred by the Chinese, were displayed as "photos of victims of human experimentation by Unit 731" . Endemic diseases, cholera, and plague, the Eurasia continent was a hive of infectious diseases. Therefore, Unit 731 naturally conducted research on these diseases and gave free vaccinations to the local people. "This vaccination" was replaced by "human experimentation".