Скачать или смотреть The Forgotten War Crimes of Imperial Japan

or decades, the war crimes of Nazi Germany have dominated the memory of World War II.
But in Asia, another empire committed atrocities on a massive scale — and many of them were never fully punished.

This is the story history tried to forget.

From the streets of Nanjing to secret biological laboratories hidden deep in occupied China, Imperial Japan carried out some of the most brutal acts of the 20th century. Civilians were massacred. Prisoners of war were starved, beaten, and worked to death. Thousands were used in human experiments. Women across Asia were forced into military sexual slavery.

And after the war ended, justice was selective.

Evidence was destroyed. Deals were made. Silence followed.

In this documentary, we examine the forgotten war crimes of Imperial Japan, using historical records, survivor testimonies, and declassified information to uncover what really happened — and why so many responsible were never held accountable.

This video is not about hatred.
It is about truth, memory, and accountability.

Because when history is forgotten, it is repeated.

Chapters Included:

Japan’s imperial ideology and expansion

The Nanjing Massacre

Unit 731 and human experimentation

Comfort women and sexual slavery

POW camps and forced labor

Chemical warfare in China

Postwar cover-ups and historical denial

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This video discusses war crimes, violence, and historical atrocities.

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