Multiple historical records of the Japanese army’s crimes of invading China are made public for the first time

CCTV News client reports pointed out that, regarding the crimes committed by Japanese militarism in invading China, a number of historical materials and testimonies have recently been made public, including handwritten confessions by war criminals, wartime footage, trial records, and firsthand oral accounts, further supplementing the relevant historical evidence. The report mentioned that the Museum of Evidence of Crimes Committed by the Japanese Aggression Forces of Unit 731 recently made public for the first time the archive of the "Shangshen Gaosu Shu" of Unit 516, and clues to poison gas experiments were found in the records of the members, showing that the relevant chemical warfare was not accidental but a premeditated and organized crime. At the same time, records of a Japanese military doctors' meeting disclosed by Kyodo News also reflected that various human experiments had been conducted in China at the time. In addition, the full interview with former Unit 731 member Hideo Sato was released in February this year, and he admitted that the research objective was to weaponize the plague bacterium. The report also said that the Singapore documentary "Exposing Unit 731" once again exposed the relevant crimes, while the Tokyo Trial records, the handwritten diary of U.S. deputy prosecutor Sutton, and other historical materials also jointly confirmed the aggression and crimes against humanity committed by Japanese militarism during World War II.