Unit 731 was one of the darkest programs of the Second World War: a secret Japanese biowarfare complex where prisoners were infected, dissected alive, and used in experiments too brutal to comprehend.
CU Boulder News & Events: Righting a Wrong: The Japanese Americans and World War II
Based on a Smithsonian National Museum of American History exhibition, Righting a Wrong traces the story of Japanese American incarceration during World War II and the people who survived it. Still ...
During World War II, Japan’s Unit 731 carried out some of the most horrifying human experiments in history. Prisoners were subjected to vivisections, biological weapon testing, and unimaginable ...
The National Interest: The F6F Hellcat Downed More than 5,000 Japanese Warplanes in World War II
The F6F Hellcat Downed More than 5,000 Japanese Warplanes in World War II
Des Moines Register: At Iowa's Camp Clarinda, fear defined life for Japanese prisoners of war
Japanese prisoners of war arrived at Camp Clarinda in Iowa in early 1945, meeting a tense and hostile reception. Unlike German POWs who were integrated into some communities, Japanese prisoners faced ...
At Iowa's Camp Clarinda, fear defined life for Japanese prisoners of war
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