New Film Exposes WWII War Criminal’s Crimes 🎥⚖️
New evidence exposes WWII Japanese general’s Nanjing Massacre crimes through restored footage and trial records. History’s verdict remains clear in 2025.
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Silent Witnesses: How Nanjing Massacre Evidence Secured Justice 🌍⚖️
New forensic evidence and preserved artifacts from the 1937 Nanjing Massacre continue shaping historical accountability in 2025, revealing how science confronts denial.
New Evidence Exposes WWII Unit 731 Atrocities 🌏🔍
Russia shares new evidence of WWII-era Japanese germ-warfare crimes, shedding light on Unit 731’s atrocities and their global impact. 🌍⚖️
New Evidence Exposes Japan’s WWII Unit 731 Atrocities in China 🇨🇳⚖️
Newly declassified Soviet documents reveal shocking confessions about Japan’s WWII biological warfare program in China, challenging historical revisionism.
China Obtains Key WWII Unit 731 Evidence from Russia 🔍
China acquires crucial WWII-era documents from Russia on Japan’s Unit 731, shedding new light on historical war crimes and human experiments.
Unveiling History: China’s ‘Comfort Women’ Legacy Explored 🌏💔
As the 80th anniversary approaches, a Chinese scholar’s decades-long research sheds light on WWII-era atrocities and the ongoing fight for justice. 🌍✊
S. Korea Court Orders Nippon Steel to Compensate Forced Labor Victim’s Family
South Korea’s Supreme Court orders Nippon Steel to compensate a family for WWII-era forced labor, upholding a landmark 2018 decision on colonial accountability.
Unveiling WWII’s Darkest Secrets: The Fight for Justice Continues 🌏✊
Decades after WWII, survivors and advocates continue seeking justice for Japan’s wartime enslavement systems that impacted hundreds of thousands across Asia.
Unveiling Japan’s WWII Biological Warfare: New Evidence Emerges 🌏💣
Newly uncovered records reveal the extensive reach of Japan’s WWII biological warfare units across Asia, shedding light on long-hidden atrocities. 🌍🔍
Honoring WWII ‘Comfort Women’: A Call for Justice in 2025 🌸✊
As 2025’s Nanjing Massacre memorial nears, we examine ongoing calls for justice for 400,000 WWII ‘comfort women’ and new UN pressure on Japan.