Re: 七三一部隊の凍傷実験
投稿者： shoujouji 投稿日時： 2012/11/12 10:20 投稿番号： [28421 / 29399]
ニャンコよ、戯れ言はいいかげんにせいや。戦後の米軍による調査で、
731を中心とする日本軍による細菌兵器開発・使用と人体実験の事実は
明らかになっている。731に関しては歴史改竄の余地がないということだ。
その抜粋はPDFで手に入る。3-11ページあたりが731部隊の細菌戦研究
関係者に対する尋問記録のリスト、11-54ページあたりが報告書のスキャン
画像だ。もっとも、おまえが英文を読めないんなら無意味だろうがな（藁
Japenese crimes
http://www.archives.gov/iwg/japanese-war-crimes/
ファイル
http://www.archives.gov/iwg/japanese-war-crimes/select-documents.pdf
その一部を抜粋
1945 (July–December)
Sanders & Young Report of the Scientific Survey in Japan, Volume V: Biological
Warfare compiled extensive interviews with Japanese Scientists on offensive &
defensive elements of their research and weapons, but not on specific experiments.
This was the first major postwar report back to Washington evaluating Japanese BW
[see JWC 2].
Compton Report assessment indicated that Japanese scientists were engaged in
offensive BW work [see JWC 55 & 212].
1946 (January–June)
Ishii accused of injecting plague into live subjects [JWC 315/52].
“Bacteria Warfare Report from China” is a 37-page IPS report on plague
outbreaks as a consequence of Japanese air dispersal of contaminated grain [see
JWC 236/4 & JWC 121].
Thompson Report: “Japanese Biological Warfare” (51 pp) Drawn for
interrogations of Ishii, Kaneko, Kitano, and Masuda Jan.-Mar. 1946. It provided
details of the research facilities at Harbin and described various BW/CW bombs [see
JWC 1 and 223 series].
Takeshi Kino described human experiments at Harbin under Gen. Wakamatsu &
Maj. Hosaka for the Ishii BKA. Uncertain if experiments were performed on Chinese
laborers or POWs. (Note: Japanese references to “POWs” often included Russians
and Chinese captured from other parts of Manchuria & China. It does not specifically
reference the Allied POWs held at Hoten POW camps.)
1946 (July–December)
In the “Report on War Criminals,” [see JWC 231/10] Nishimura [fnu] accuses
Yamaguchi, et al., of the dissection of “many prisoners of Allied Forces at the outdoor
dissecting ground of [Unit] No. 100 Army Corps at Hiainking, Manchuria” and of
infecting POWs with glanders [JWC 231 series].
Interrogation of Maj. Gen. Kiyoshi Kawashima disclosed Japanese experiments
in dropping plague-infected fleas from airplanes and of undertaking human
experiments. These statement marked important official admissions by Japanese of
these activities [JWC 137, 138, 139].
Hiroshi UEKI accused Shiro ISHII of establishing “a large-scale human experiment
station” at Harbin where he “executed brutal experiments on many Allied POWs” [see
JWC 258/8a & 242/18].
Imagi alleged that Ishii operated a secret laboratory near Harbin where humans
were inoculated with glanders. Further, ISHII used Tokyo & Kyoto Imperial medical
Laboratories for the same purpose. As a consequence, SCAP Legal Section
consolidated war crimes cases No. 91 & 330 [JWC 242/21].
1947 (January–March)Ryoichi NAITO alleged that Ishii conducted BW experiments
on POWs, and providednames of Japanese scientists working with Ishii [see JWC 242/28].
731を中心とする日本軍による細菌兵器開発・使用と人体実験の事実は
明らかになっている。731に関しては歴史改竄の余地がないということだ。
その抜粋はPDFで手に入る。3-11ページあたりが731部隊の細菌戦研究
関係者に対する尋問記録のリスト、11-54ページあたりが報告書のスキャン
画像だ。もっとも、おまえが英文を読めないんなら無意味だろうがな（藁
Japenese crimes
http://www.archives.gov/iwg/japanese-war-crimes/
ファイル
http://www.archives.gov/iwg/japanese-war-crimes/select-documents.pdf
その一部を抜粋
1945 (July–December)
Sanders & Young Report of the Scientific Survey in Japan, Volume V: Biological
Warfare compiled extensive interviews with Japanese Scientists on offensive &
defensive elements of their research and weapons, but not on specific experiments.
This was the first major postwar report back to Washington evaluating Japanese BW
[see JWC 2].
Compton Report assessment indicated that Japanese scientists were engaged in
offensive BW work [see JWC 55 & 212].
1946 (January–June)
Ishii accused of injecting plague into live subjects [JWC 315/52].
“Bacteria Warfare Report from China” is a 37-page IPS report on plague
outbreaks as a consequence of Japanese air dispersal of contaminated grain [see
JWC 236/4 & JWC 121].
Thompson Report: “Japanese Biological Warfare” (51 pp) Drawn for
interrogations of Ishii, Kaneko, Kitano, and Masuda Jan.-Mar. 1946. It provided
details of the research facilities at Harbin and described various BW/CW bombs [see
JWC 1 and 223 series].
Takeshi Kino described human experiments at Harbin under Gen. Wakamatsu &
Maj. Hosaka for the Ishii BKA. Uncertain if experiments were performed on Chinese
laborers or POWs. (Note: Japanese references to “POWs” often included Russians
and Chinese captured from other parts of Manchuria & China. It does not specifically
reference the Allied POWs held at Hoten POW camps.)
1946 (July–December)
In the “Report on War Criminals,” [see JWC 231/10] Nishimura [fnu] accuses
Yamaguchi, et al., of the dissection of “many prisoners of Allied Forces at the outdoor
dissecting ground of [Unit] No. 100 Army Corps at Hiainking, Manchuria” and of
infecting POWs with glanders [JWC 231 series].
Interrogation of Maj. Gen. Kiyoshi Kawashima disclosed Japanese experiments
in dropping plague-infected fleas from airplanes and of undertaking human
experiments. These statement marked important official admissions by Japanese of
these activities [JWC 137, 138, 139].
Hiroshi UEKI accused Shiro ISHII of establishing “a large-scale human experiment
station” at Harbin where he “executed brutal experiments on many Allied POWs” [see
JWC 258/8a & 242/18].
Imagi alleged that Ishii operated a secret laboratory near Harbin where humans
were inoculated with glanders. Further, ISHII used Tokyo & Kyoto Imperial medical
Laboratories for the same purpose. As a consequence, SCAP Legal Section
consolidated war crimes cases No. 91 & 330 [JWC 242/21].
1947 (January–March)Ryoichi NAITO alleged that Ishii conducted BW experiments
on POWs, and providednames of Japanese scientists working with Ishii [see JWC 242/28].
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