The Japanese invaders used a four-year-old girl to test the effects of poison gas

The Japanese invaders used a four-year-old girl to test the effect of poison gas

In order to test the effect of a new type of poison gas, the Kwantung Army imprisoned a four-year-old girl and her mother in a In a transparent glass room. The violent poison gas quickly poisoned the mother and daughter to death. In the convulsions before death, the mother still held the child tightly.

A group of ghosts on the black earth

Since its establishment, the Kwantung Army has become the vanguard of Japan's invasion of China.

After the Qing court abdicated, the Manchu Qing elders headed by Prince Su Shanqi dreamed of restoring their ancestral property in their ancestral land. This coincides with the Japanese government's attempt to separate Northeast China from China. As a result, the Kwantung Army began its first conspiracy with aggressive intentions in China.

Under the behind-the-scenes operation of Shanqi, the Mongolian rebel Babu Zabu recruited an army. The money, food and weapons of this army were all provided by the Kwantung Army. The news reached Fengtian, and Zhang Zuolin protested to Japan. The Kwantung Army publicly issued a statement saying: This matter has nothing to do with the Kwantung Army. But soon, the Kwantung Army showed its fox tail. This force invaded Fengtian and was beaten by Zhang Zuolin's troops with nowhere to escape. Babuzabu had no choice but to take the remaining troops and hide in the Manchurian Railway Annex. Under this situation, the Kwantung Army could no longer pretend and had to send troops to protect Babu Zabu from Fengtian.

The Kwantung Army can be said to be a group of ghosts on the black soil of China. This army is rich in conspirators, such as Shigeru Honjo, Seishiro Itagaki, Kenji Doihara, and Daisaku Kawamoto, all of whom are in the Kwantung Army. Started. From its establishment in 1919 to the launch of the September 18th Incident in 1931, the Kwantung Army continued to create conspiracies and troubles in Northeast China. Such as instigating the "Manchuria and Mongolia independence", provoking the "Kuanchengzi Incident", "Wanbaoshan Incident", "Nanling Incident", Huanggutun bombing to death Zhang Zuolin, launching the "September 18th Incident", establishing the Puppet Manchukuo, etc. , the Kwantung Army plays the role of the mastermind.

After invading the Northeast, the Kwantung Army extended its black hand of invasion into the territory. On the fourth day after the September 18th Incident, the Kwantung Army sent people to protect Tang Yulin's relatives and property in Shenyang, and then announced that Tang Yulin would preside over the Rehe regime as one of the five puppet provincial regimes. After the establishment of the Puppet Manchukuo, Tang was announced as the deputy speaker of the Puppet Senate, governor of Rehe and commander of the Rehe Military District. At the same time, the Kwantung Army also instructed Zhang Jinghui and Zhang Haipeng, Tang's former allies and members of the puppet Manchukuo regime, to send people to "greet" them. But Tang Yulin adopted the strategy of sitting on the fence and waiting to see how things develop. Neither agree nor refuse.

The Kwantung Army was very dissatisfied with Tang Yulin's perfunctory behavior and immediately dispatched troops and generals to prepare for the invasion of Rehe. On January 3, 1933, the Kwantung Army provoked the "Shanhaiguan Incident". The Kwantung Army repeated its old trick, first announcing that a Japanese soldier had been hit by a bullet from the Great Wall. Then, an armored train of the Kwantung Army rushed through the railway tunnel. A large number of infantrymen poured out of the train and threw tin cans containing explosives at the Japanese military police and Japanese sentry posts. After the explosion, the Kwantung Army called for arrest and slandered the Chinese army as responsible for the bombing. They then made demands, including one that required the Chinese defenders to withdraw from Shanhaiguan. After being rejected, the Kwantung Army launched an offensive and occupied Shanhaiguan, kicking off the attack on Rehe.

Zhang Zuoxiang, commander-in-chief of the Second Group Army and commander of the main battlefield in Rehe, was attacked by the Japanese army before he could figure out the situation. Zhang Zuoxiang hurriedly accepted the challenge and failed repeatedly. Tang Yulin had no fighting spirit and was defeated by the Kwantung Army's lightning pursuit. The Kwantung Army was invincible. It occupied Kailu on the 24th, went to Chaoyang on the 25th, and fell into Chifeng and Lingyuan on March 2nd. On the afternoon of March 3, a unit of the Kwantung Army attacked Chengde, Tang Yulin's hometown, by car. After Tang Yulin heard the news, he panicked and the city of Chengde was in chaos. The general became timid and his troops had no fighting spirit, so they were defeated without a fight. Tang Yulin abandoned the city and retreated into Chahar. The Kwantung Army easily attacked Chengde, the capital of Rehe, with an advance team of 128 people.

A four-year-old girl was poisoned to death in this way

In order to suppress the resistance of the Northeastern people, the Kwantung Army set up inhumane correctional facilities all over the Northeast. Anyone suspected of being guilty was imprisoned. Enter a correctional institution. Due to poor living conditions and high labor intensity, a large number of Chinese died in correctional institutions.

As early as the 1920s, fascists in Japan proposed the idea of ??using bacterial weapons to conquer China. The Kwantung Army was an active implementer of turning this vision into reality. In 1935, according to the emperor's secret order, Shiro Ishii, an active advocate of germ warfare, presided over the establishment of a secret unit known as the "Kwantung Army Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department", namely the infamous "Unit 731".

Shiro Ishii was originally a student at Kyoto Imperial University, Japan, and later served in the Japanese Army. Soon he was sent to Germany to study bacterial weapons. After returning to China, he became an active advocate of bacterial warfare. In his view, China has a large population and a vast territory. It is time-consuming and labor-intensive to rely on the military alone. It is better to use microorganisms to create bacterial weapons, which saves money and is highly lethal. It is a reliable weapon in war. These fallacies of his were strongly supported by the Kwantung Army.

After the establishment of Unit 731, it developed and used bacterial weapons in the Northeast, used human experiments, and massacred Chinese people in large numbers. Its methods were cruel and its actions were barbaric and outrageous.

According to the accounts of captured personnel of the Kwantung Army, in order to test the effect of a new type of poison gas, the Kwantung Army once locked a Chinese mother and daughter in a transparent glass room. The little girl was only about four years old. At the moment when the poisonous gas seeped in, the little girl suddenly raised her head from her mother's arms, stared at her big round eyes, and looked around, as if asking, what's wrong here? The mother screamed and covered the child's mouth with her hands, as if this would protect the child from the poisonous gas. However, the violent poison gas quickly poisoned the mother and daughter to death. In the convulsions before death, the mother still held the child tightly.

In addition to poison gas tests, Unit 731 also conducted "vacuum environment experiments". This is a test to measure the resistance limit of the human body in a vacuum. A former member of Unit 731 revealed this: "Once, I saw a young Chinese man imprisoned in a laboratory." He stood naked inside. After the exhaust machine started, the room gradually turned into a vacuum. The lack of oxygen made him unbearable. He grabbed his chest with both hands, and blood flowed out quickly along the scars. He struggled? The 16mm camera automatically captured the entire scene. ?Bacteria experiment on live humans in the wild? is another important criminal experiment of Unit 731. One day in the summer of 1943, at a secret experimental site, members of Unit 731 put Chinese victims into tanks and armored vehicles and sprayed them with flamethrowers to see how far they could burn people to death. At the end of 1943, at the Anda Shooting Range, 10 people were tied side by side to poles every 5 meters apart. Then, at a distance of 50 meters, a bomb was exploded with the help of electric current, causing the person being tested to be injured and infected with anthrax bacteria at the same time. Within a few days, all these people were infected and died.

The older generation of Northeasterners still remember that in the spring of 1945, the Kwantung Army, in the name of Unit 569, forced the masses to hunt 300,000 field mice. Students in many schools had to stop attending classes and spend their days hunting voles in the wild. While the innocent children were laughing and catching voles in the fields, little did they know that these voles were used to cultivate plague vaccines to kill them!

Using living people to conduct experiments and harming Chinese soldiers and civilians

In December 1949, a trial regarding the use of bacterial weapons by the Japanese army was held in Khabarovsk (Kaboli), the Soviet Union. The 12 bacteriological war criminals of the Japanese invaders confessed that they were treated as "wood" (the Japanese army called the victims of bacterial experiments "experimental materials") when they were sent to the 731st and 100th units. , meaning "peeled logs"), there are not only Chinese anti-Japanese comrades and patriots, but also Soviet Red Army soldiers, intelligence personnel and Belarusian family members, and most of them are ordinary Chinese people. No one who was sent to the prisons of the Japanese Army's Unit 731 and Unit 100 and used for in vivo experiments could not come out alive.

The Japanese army’s brutal persecution of the Chinese people was rooted in its severe ethnic discrimination against the Chinese people. During the experiment, tens of thousands of Chinese horse horses were maimed to death, but the Japanese were indifferent. Instead, they were particularly concerned about the dead horses and pigeons, and erected the "Horse Soul Monument" and the "Pigeon Soul Monument". To commemorate. At the Nanman Medical University in Shenyang, while the Chinese were conducting in vivo experiments on bacterial warfare, the Japanese actually built a "community monument" for small animals such as mice that died in the experiment, and those "wooden" Their final destination is the crematorium prepared for them by Unit 731.

Germ warfare criminal Ben Okamoto recalled that there was a woman in their "wood" who was said to be the wife of a certain Chinese anti-Japanese general. She gave birth to a child in prison.

When she was sent to the autopsy table, she begged in a sad tone: "I can do whatever you want, as long as I spare my child, this lovely child, no matter how she begged, this The twenty-four or five-year-old woman was dissected alive along with her child.

Once a Chinese is captured into the Japanese Military Police, they are likely to be sent to the germ army as experimental subjects. On the way to the germ unit, they were locked in a stuffy tanker, handcuffed and shackled, and tortured. Shigeichi Inji, a former Japanese military police officer who participated in transporting wood, recalled: In 1943, he participated in the escort of two Chinese prisoners. During the escort, both men's hands were handcuffed, and both men lost their shoes, so they could only walk barefoot during the escort. It was very cold at that time. What was Shigeru thinking? It was so cold. What would these two people do if they had no shoes? ?But Yamaguchi, who was in charge of the escort, said: ?It doesn't matter, they will all die sooner or later anyway. ?

On the Chinese battlefield, the Japanese army organized expeditions many times to spread fleas and food contaminated with plague and other bacteria by plane across the Central Plains, Jiangnan, and Fujian. According to records, this brutal act by the Japanese army caused epidemics in Ningbo, Jinhua, Quzhou, Zhejiang, Changde, Hunan and other places, resulting in the tragic deaths of many innocent people. In the autumn of 1943, the Japanese invaders launched germ warfare codenamed "Eighteenth Autumn Operation Luxi". In less than two months, more than 427,500 innocent Chinese civilians were killed by cholera in 24 counties in western Shandong and southern Hebei, and these are only statistics from some of the affected areas.

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During the war, the bacteria produced in batches by the Japanese army were measured in kilograms.

According to expert statistics, if the bacteria produced by Unit 731 can work successfully, the number will be enough to kill all mankind!