Factories of death Japanese biological warfare 1932-45, and the American cover-up
Professor Harris's book significantly expands our knowledge of a previously hidden and shameful event of World War Two. Through access to documents unavailable to earlier researchers, he details the activities of Unit 731 of the Imperial Japanese Army, a formation dedicated to conducting bacter...
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London ; New York
Routledge
1994
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I: Death factories
- Manchuria
- Major Ishii Shiro comes to Manchuria
- Beiyinhe bacteria factory
- Ping Fan: the first phase
- Ping Fan's version of hell
- Human experiments: "secret of secrets"
- Unit 100's BW death factories in Changchun
- Nanking's BW death factory
- BW experiments on prisoners of war?
- Who knew?
- Pt. II: Cover-up. The United States BW program
- Discovery of the "secret of secrets"
- Investigations ; Scientists and the cover-up
- The military and the cover-up.