July 6, 2024
New evidence of historic Japanese bio-warfare unit uncovered across China
A total of 177 pages of Japanese military personnel registration forms detailing their work in Unit 731, a Japanese biowarfare unit during World War II, were released in Harbin, the capital of northeast China’s Heilongjiang province, on Saturday. The forms contain the personal details of 140 unit members, including doctors, lieutenants, medical soldiers, soldiers and others, who belonged to the Linkou Division, the largest of the four divisions formed from Unit 731 on 2 December 1940. It is also known as the 162nd Manchurian Unit. According to Jin Shicheng, a researcher at the Evidence Report Room of the Crime Committed
