Marutas of Unit 731——Human Experimentation of the Forgotten Asian Auschwitz

　　Death camps. Human Experimentation. Biological warfare. Genocide. Horrible atrocities perpetrated during World War II but not by the Nazis.

　　Marutas. Logs. That was the name of the estimated victims of up to 250,000 men, women, and children sacrificed by state-sponsored Imperial Japanese medical students and scientists for biological weapons research during World War II. Prisoners were purposely infected with dangerous viruses and bacteria, including but not limited to the bubonic plague, typhoid, anthrax, smallpox, tuberculosis, and gangrene, tied to stakes and exposed to deadly gas bombs, and even dissected. Alive. The prisoners included Chinese patriots, civilians, Russians, and allied POWs. And yet, in the years after the Pacific War, the Imperialists were never prosecuted, and the stories were largely forgotten.

　　Until now.

　　With powerful descriptions, personal narratives, and in-depth research, Jenny Chan's latest book explores the depths of human cruelty and subjugation within the forgotten death camps like never before.

　　注：本书简介转自Amazon网站。

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