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In this powerful conversation, Jenny Chan, founder of Pacific Atrocities Education, joins The Quiet Professional to uncover the lesser-known histories of the Pacific Theatre during World War II—stories that remain largely absent from mainstream education.

Hosted by Nathan Romas, with co-host John Simpson, this episode explores:

The systematic atrocities committed by Unit 731 and Japan’s biological warfare program

The lived experiences of comfort women and the long shadow of wartime sexual violence

Canada’s overlooked role in Hong Kong during WWII

Why were so many Pacific War crimes never fully prosecuted

How historical omissions shape modern conversations on war crimes, memory, and human rights

This discussion is not just about history—it’s about truth, accountability, and why remembering the Pacific War honestly matters today.

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📚 About John Simpson
John Simpson is the author of the Foundations of Patrol Rifle series. His latest books are available on Amazon:
• https://www.amazon.com/Foundations-Pa...

• https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G2T1QN2X

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Pacific Theatre's Lesser-Known Stories
05:02 Jenny Chan's Journey into Historical Research
09:58 Understanding Unit 731 and Its Atrocities
13:28 The Impact of Comfort Women Narratives
17:26 The Complexity of War Narratives
22:21 Cultural Perspectives on Historical Narratives
27:52 The Canadian Experience in Hong Kong
32:23 The Role of Local Thugs in War
32:55 Canadian POWs and Slave Labor
35:27 Survival Rates in Concentration Camps vs. Slave Labor
36:00 International Reactions to Japanese Brutality
37:18 The Russo-Japanese War and Its Legacy
38:13 Diverse Nationalities in Japanese POW Camps
39:57 The Atomic Bomb and Historical Context
41:45 Unit 731 and Human Experimentation
45:34 The Yokohama Trials and War Crimes
49:05 Civilians and the Brutality of War
50:06 The Need for Education on Asian WWII History
52:25 Researching War Crimes and Historical Narratives