A chilling video confession from a former Unit 731 member has surfaced, revealing gruesome details of Japan’s WWII-era war crimes. The footage, released by the Exhibition Hall of Evidence of Crimes Committed by Unit 731, coincides with the 88th anniversary of the Lugou Bridge Incident—the start of Japan’s full-scale invasion of China.
In the 83-minute testimony, Masakuni Kurumizawa, an assistant technician in the notorious Unit 731, admits to conducting 300 human dissections and live experiments on prisoners. 💀 The video—recorded in 1991 at a Japanese peace exhibition—also details biological warfare programs targeting civilians, calling it a 'dark chapter of history we must never repeat.'
Historians say this rare footage sheds light on one of the most secretive military units of WWII, often compared to Nazi Germany’s human experiments. The exhibition hall’s release aims to 'preserve historical truth' amid ongoing debates about wartime accountability. 🌍⚖️
Young activists and educators are urging Gen Z to engage with such testimonies: 'This isn’t just history—it’s a warning,' said one TikTok creator sharing clips of the video. 📲✨
