Now back to the non-believers who felt that Japanese should have come to India and driven away the British.
The "Rape of Nanking," as it became known, is considered THE worst atrocity in history. For was NOT frenzied killing " this was cold, calculated, diabolical.
It was imperially-sanctioned butchery of 470,000 human beings and institutionalized rape of 205,000 women in military prostitution camps. Rabid mass cruelty and barbarity, all in the name of a divine Emper
Let me list some gruesome barbarities. Really I cant possible put every diabolical sex crime on paper. One third of the Nanking city was burned to the ground with the res and carnage lasting for thirty-nine full days.
Whole regiments hold be-heading contests, supposedly to make their soldiers obedient killers without conscience. Chinese civilians were rounded up on the slightest pretext to provide Japanese troops with bayonet practice. Only Japanese officers held Samurai swords, the ordinary soldiers had bayonets.
The Japanese were taught that Chinese were "chancorro", or sub-human, and that the killing of Chinese was of no greater significance than the killing of vermin. The Japanese did not just kill the Chinese civilians, they tortured them in any and every cruel way possible and enjoyed the power of doing so. They set people on fire, ripped out beating hearts and took pictures as souvenirs...
In most these pictures the Japanese monsters are smiling, surrounded by the bloody victims. The Japanese knew which form of torture would produce the most painful experience for the victim before they would die. Decapitation, crucifixion, carved out big pieces of human flesh, and there are incidents where the Chinese had their eyes gouged out and their noses and ears chopped off before setting them aflame.
The Japanese troops gathered a groups of people stripped them naked, tied them up to columns and then stabbed them zhuizi . These are special needles with handles on them- in hundreds of points along their bodies, including their mouths, throats, and eyes. Some had their hands frozen solid and then the doctor hits them with his baton breaking them into pieces.
Thousands of Chinese would be gunned down everyday as they stood at the banks of the Yangzte River. Bloated and stinking dead bodies clogged the river and the river ran red with blood for days. Many Japanese soldiers invented games to make it less of a chore for them.
Photographs were smuggled out of China showing Chinese being buried alive. Hundreds of Chinese had their eyes gouged out and their noses and ears hacked off before being set on fire.
Others were buried up to their necks and were then run over by battle tanks. Chinese would be herded in large groups, sprayed with gasoline and set on fire. Infants were dropped into boiling water. Young boys were sliced in half with swords.
Vicious dogs were set loose on Chinese and ripped them apart whilst crowds of Japanese enjoyed the spectacle, like in the old days of gladiator Rome. They would chop off the 4 limbs just to record how long the body will twitch. This would be repeated for various ages and for men, women and children.
These were NOT scientific experiments under any figment of human imagination- it was just for the sadistic pleasure of seeing the people suffer. All these records are still there in the US lab at Maryland. Hey, was it printed on the US dollar IN GOD WE TRUST?
Chinese were thrown into the icy river where they would instantly be frozen solid whereupon their bodies would be riddled with machine gun bullets There are many photographs which show Japanese soldiers beheading captives or conducting bayonet practice upon them with a smile , as laughing Japanese soldiers in the background clapped.
It was believed by many Japanese that eating the penises of their fallen enemy would increase their virility. . They sliced babies in half or even in quarters with their bayonets, while the parents watched in horror. The Japanese soldiers forced fathers to rape their daughters, while they watched like a live blue movie.
Nanking became a city of complete savagery. Anyone caught in the streets by the soldiers faced beheading at the hands of the Japanese samurai sword. They took pride in slicing them in one blow. Japanese soldiers had a sport competition going, to see who could kill the most Chinese, in the fastest manner"and these were timed and recorded on paper or photographs.
The Japanese soldiers kept a score with decapitated heads, in the beginning. Later, they simply slit throats.
According to Japanese Lieutenant colonel Toshio Ohta's statement, between December 14 and December 18 alone, QUOTE: the Japanese commanding headquarters of Nanjing Port disposed of 100,000 bodies while other troops disposed of 50,000. UNQUOTE .
In 1937, the Osaka Mainichi Shimbun and its sister newspaper the Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun covered a "contest" between two Japanese officers, Toshiaki Mukai and Tsuyoshi Noda , in which the two men were described as vying with one another to be the first to kill 100 people with a sword.
Young girls would be literally raped to death, their bodies mutilated by swords or bayonets into their vaginas afterwards. If you check out the vaginal wound, you could make out if it was done by an officer with a sword or a soldier with a bayonet.
The women raped as much as 40 times a day would be unable to walk -they just lay there with their legs open. Many survivors later died of their wounds or disease. Women would be tied down onto furniture with their legs spread on the sidewalks of the street and would be successively raped by countless soldiers who happened to pass by.
Japanese soldiers took many photographs for keepsakes and souvenirs of the women that were raped and mutilated. There are photos of dead women with rods shoved into their vaginas. Eyewitness and photographs described whole streets and alleys full of such victims.
As in the case of the mass execution of the Chinese males, Japanese soldiers invented raping games and contest. Brothers were forced to rape their sisters and sons were forced to rape their mothers. Fathers were forced to rape their daughters. Anyone refusing to participate would be executed on the spot.
Young female virgins were especially prized by the Japanese. As in the case of the eating of penises, many Japanese soldiers actually cut out the vaginas of young girls and fashioned keepsakes made out of the victims pubic hair. It was believed by many Japanese soldiers that the pubic hair of a virgin would make them invulnerable to enemy fire.
As early as 1932, the Japanese government established a system of military sexual slavery, the so-called "comfort-stations" where thousands of women, particularly from Korea, China, Japan, and the Philippines, but also women throughout Asia, were tricked or forced into prostitution and used as sex slaves by the Japanese soldiers.
There were more than 2000 of such comfort stations. Recently I saw a "comfort station" in an Indian railway station. This was a toilet. I guess nobody heard the concept of military wh**ehouses in India. The Japanese soldiers referred to these military wh**ehouses as "public toilets" and treated them as such.
These poor women were subjected to constant degradation, verbal and physical abuse. Some were girls as young as twelve years old"and some of these girls still live. The prettiest and the youngest girls were reserved for the high ranking officers.
Every attractive girl of 12 year and more , were kidnapped and sent them to officially sanctioned military brothels. The more attractive ones would be raped more. They would face beatings and physical pain if they did NOT obey unnatural and perverted orders .
This form of abuse during war has come to be known as the "hidden horror" because women who suffered this kind of abuse have endured in silence even after the war because of their shame and humiliation.
Dr. Ishii dehumanized his victims, designating them as muralas or "logs," a sick joke that originated when the Japanese told the local Manchurians that Unit 731 facility was being built as "a lumber mill."
Unit 731 was 6 square kilometres in size. Maps show 76 different structures , laboratories, dissection rooms, barns for experimental animals, dormitories for the 20,000 staff - serviced by its own airport and railway spur. The staff included physicians, surgeons, nurses, chemists, biologists, microbiologists, veterinarians, entomologists, and plant pathologists.
These scientists and medical personnel were paid extra for their work. Surprisingly, although the development of CBW and the medical experiments were done in secret, the Japanese medical community was well-informed about these experiments. In fact, several lms of the vivisections were shown in Japan.
It housed administrative buildings, laboratories, workers dormitories, barracks, an autopsy-dissecting building and a special prison to house human test subjects. Three giant furnaces handled "disposal" of human carcasses.
The rationale behind conducting a vivisection upon a living subject previously infected with a germ warfare agent was to observe the damage wrought on the victim's internal organs whilst the victim WAS STILL ALIVE. It was felt that utilizing a general anesthetic upon the victims thus "treated" may inhibit the progress of the germ warfare agent.
There are photographs of "doctor death" Shiro Ishii, in his general's uniform, proudly bearing on his breast the Golden Kite (Third Order) and Rising Sun (Middle Chord) medals personally presented to him by Hirohito . The atrocities were committed by some of Japan's most distinguished doctors recruited by Dr. Ishii.
Many of Ishii's experiments can only be described as psychopathically sadistic, with no conceivable military application. But the weapon was so uncontrollable that Ishii managed to kill several thousand of his own troops.
No fewer than 700 of the doctors responsible for these ghastly experiments received the highest honours for scientific achievement, publishing more than 100 papers in which they disguised the true nature of their experiments by referring to "Chinese monkeys" .
The Chinese were infected with plague, anthrax, cholera, and other pathogens. They were subjected to experiments to study the effects of frostbite, dehydration, and malnutrition as well as experimental surgeries in transplantation of limbs from one individual to another. Neither women nor children were spared.
Women were subjected to similar medical experiments as men. The women were subjected to forced participation in studies of sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs). At rst syphilis was injected. Then the Japanese decided they could study the effects better if the syphilis was contracted through sexual contact: they forced women to have sex with men who were infected.
The progress of the disease was closely observed, and women were subjected to live dissection of their internal organs to investigate the different stages of the syphilis . Experiments were conducted on babies born in Unit 731 as well as on children brought to the unit.
Some prisoners had their stomachs surgically removed and the esophagus reattached to the intestines. Parts of the brain, lungs, liver, etc. were removed from some prisoners . Prisoners were infested with fleas in order to acquire large quantities of disease-carrying fleas for the purposes of studying the viability of germ warfare.
Babies were subjected to experimentation and dissection. Children as young as 6 years were used in germ and chemical tests. These so-called "logs" were not meant to survive. Once a prisoner was sent to a biological warfare (BW) facility, the system mandated that the person would not live.
Most lasted only 30 days. They were infected, dissected without anesthesia, usually a vivisection, dispatched by lethal injection, and then cremated in an on-site crematorium.
Other incidents include being deprived of food and water to determine the length of time until death, being placed into high-pressure chambers until death, having experiments performed upon prisoners to determine the relationship between temperature, burns, and human survival, being placed into centrifuges and spun until dead. Human subjects were placed in pressure chambers to see how much pressure they could withstand before their eyeballs popped out of their skulls.
The Japanese injected animal blood and studied the effects.. Chinese were exposed to lethal doses of x-rays. Various chemical weapons tested on prisoners inside gas chambers. Chinese were injected with sea water in various concentrations to determine if it could be a substitute for saline.
Chinese were buried alive to check out if they could go into hibernation with selected chemicals . Some were subjected to sub-freezing temperatures. Later they were "defrosted" by a range of experimental techniques. It was usual for these "logs" to have their limbs beaten with sticks until they resounded with a hard, hollow ring - signifying the freezing process was complete
Humans were used in frostbite experiments and burned with flamethrowers to determine means to treat Japanese soldiers thus wounded. Victims were bombarded with lethal doses of X-Rays. Even newborn infants were used in these ghastly experiments.
Vivisection of living people (including pregnant women who were impregnated by the doctors), prisoners had limbs amputated and reattached to other parts of their body, some prisoners had parts of their bodies frozen and thawed to study the resulting untreated gangrene. Humans were also used as living test cases for grenades and flame throwers.
Prisoners were injected with inoculations of disease, disguised as vaccinations, to study their effects. To study the effects of untreated venereal diseases, male and female prisoners were deliberately infected with syphilis and gonorrhea via rape, then studied.
'Body without organs' evisceration initiative was undertaken, alongside other unprecedented explorations into the extreme zones of the human body and its sensations.
Chinese were infected with Bubonic Plague and other Biowarfare toxins such as Anthrax, Syphilis, Typhus and a variety of other biowarfare agents. Victims infected with germ warfare agents were placed in confinement with healthy subjects to see how long it would take for the healthy subjects to become infected and die. Chinese were the human guinea pigs in all these horrific experiments.
Plague-infested fleas, bred in the laboratories of Unit 731 and Unit 1644, were spread by low-flying airplanes upon Chinese cities, coastal Ningbo in 1940, and Changde, Hunan Province, in 1941. This military aerial spraying killed thousands of people with bubonic plague epidemics.
The Japanese Army dropped cholera and typhoid cultures in wells and ponds in various parts of China. Poison Gas attacks were used on the Chinese. Pingfan had 4,500 flea breeding machines which produced 100 million infected fleas every few days. These fleas, infected with plague, typhoid, cholera and anthrax organisms, were to be dropped on invaded countries to inherit the land without a human population.
Subjects were tied to boards and shielded with metal sheets while a bomb outfitted with the plague or anthrax was exploded before them, then monitored for days as they succumbed to the viruses. Their limbs were frozen and amputated to test hypothermia, blood loss and fighting capacity.
There were pens where squirrels were bred, a cool room where prisoners were taken to have their limbs frozen, and a boiler room to thaw. Plague and cholera were the two most promising germs. But almost anything else that could kill was tried at one time or another - anthrax, typhoid, dysentery, tuberculosis, syphilis, salmonella, tetanus, gas gangrene, meningitis, yellow fever, glanders (a horse disease), as well as electrocution, freezing to death, fugu fish poison, injections of air, phosgene gas and potassium cyanide
One documents the time taken to freeze to death three-day-old babies. In another, a man had his leg amputated and his arm sewn on in its place. The blood of horses was injected into people's kidneys.
The scale of Ishii's diabolical ambitions was huge. Enough germs were brewed up here to kill everyone on earth many times over; at full capacity, 300 kilos of plague bacteria were produced every month, 500 kilos of anthrax, and nearly a tonne of dysentery and cholera. At Anda airfield, 150 kilometres north of Harbin, scores of prisoners were tied to stakes in a field while the Japanese Air Force bombarded them with explosive shells, cluster-bombs and aerosols of deadly diseases.
Rats carrying fleas infected with plague were released into the countryside. One record that survived the bonfire shows that Ishii wanted to transport these rats by midget submarine to be released in the streets of invaded countries.
Ishii gave children chocolates laced with anthrax, biscuits laden with plague; he fed prisoners of war typhoid-infected dumplings, and tea, coffee and beer laced with other pathogens.
Ishii's men infecting hundreds of wells and reservoirs, and scattering germ-dosed wheat and millet around. Within weeks, thousands had died and the town was ravaged by plague, cholera and typhoid for the next seven years.
A documentary film made about this "success" was shown to appreciative audiences of scientists and military personnel back in Japan. Jing Fuhe, then a boy of 10, recalls watching in amazement as an extraordinary menagerie of sick animals escaped from the ruins of the death factory - camels, monkeys, rats, bears, squirrels, horses.
On August 20, Unit 731 let loose sixty horses that had been fed with glanders-infected oats. These radiated out in different directions tovillages, where they infected other animals. On that same day, Unit 731 set free thousands of bubonic plague infected rats.
No less a witness than Prince Takahito, brother of Emperor Hirohito, confessed in an interview earlier this year that he had seen poison gas experiments and bayonet practice on prisoners.
After Japan's surrender on August 15, 1945, this facility outside the city of Harbin was set on re. The remaining prisoners are gassed. A mass grave is dug. There will not be a single survivor of the experiments conducted by the 731 Squadron Hand grenades are thrown at the buildings.
Other buildings are dynamited. The bodies of the prisoners are put into the mass grave and gasoline is poured over them. The bodies are set afire. The rats catch fire and run all over the place. The Japanese of the 731 evacuate.
From August 11-15, 1945, 15 trains were were used to transport retreating troops. The trains passed though An Dong, China and arrived at Pusan, Korea. August 18-25, 1945. Squadron members took a boat from Pusan, Korea and arrived at such Japanese ports as Saseho, Ikaruga, Sensaki, etc.
On September 25, 1945, Shiro Ishii returned to Japan and stayed at the Tokyo hotel of Wakamatsu in the Shinjuku district. December 1945. After Shiro Ishii left Tokyo and returned home to Chiba Prefecture, he was arrested by American intelligence officers and brought back to Tokyo.
Dr Shiro Ishii was instructed to reach a "scratch my back" agreement with the Americans , so that Emperor Hirohito could be immune to war crimes prosecution.
The Americans informed the Russians that Shiro Ishii and the others responsible for 731 Squadron were missing. Therefore, they could not be brought to trial for war crimes. Shiro Ishii died of throat cancer caused by Formalin exposure, in Japan .
In 1956, the US President Jew Eisenhower pressed SEDITION CHARGES against John W. Powell, his wife Sylvia, and Julian Schuman, who had published the above truth.
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