Japanese Imperial Army
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“A railway built with steel, but paid for in human lives.” The Burma Railway, often known as the Death Railway, was one of the most notorious construction projects of the Second World War. Built by the Japanese Empire between Burma (now Myanmar) and Thailand, it was intended to provide a strategic land route connecting Japanese-occupied…
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The Zhengding Missionary Murder—also known as the Chengtingfu Massacre—refers to the violent abduction and killing of nine Catholic missionaries on October 9, 1937, in Zhengding (then often transliterated as Chengtingfu), Hebei Province. Occurring in the chaotic early months of the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945), this tragedy sits at a painful intersection of religious humanitarianism, imperial…
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++++++CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES++++++++++ We have all heard about the experiments conducted by the Nazis during World War II, but relatively little is known about the experiments by the Japanese Imperial Army. More specifically Unit 731. The unit, also is known as, “Detachment 731” and the “Kamo Detachment.” was a covert biological and chemical warfare research…
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(Re-post from 16 July 2025) In the West, when we think about World War II, we predominantly think about the war against the Nazis. However, there were quite a large number of Europeans who were fighting the Japanese in the Pacific. We also often forget that the Japanese Imperial Army, Navy, and Air Force were…
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When we hear about the evil during World War 2, it is mostly about the evil committed by the Nazis, and it is important to be reminded of that. However, some acts of the Imperial Japanese Army were just as evil, if not more evil than that of the Nazis. In 1945, as a first-year…
