8,000 Australian and Dutch POWs died in Tarsau, Thailand.
Comfort women mostly from Korea and China, also Philippines, Taiwan, Burma, the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), Netherlands, and Australia were forced into sexual slavery in frontline Comfort Stations in China, Indochina and Indonesia.
Cannibalism in many parts of Asia and the Pacific against POWs, e.g. Chichi Jima and Bonin Islands, in some cases, flesh was cut from living people.
Widespread looting in occupied territories (valuable goods from banks, depositories, temples, churches, mosques, museums, businesses, private homes, etc.) was organized on a massive scale by official secret organization called Kin no yuri (Golden Lily) headed by Chichibu, Hirohito’s brother.
Mass raped by Japanese soldiers in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia, where some victims were pre-menstruating girls.
Between November 1944 and April 1945, Japan launched over 9,300 balloon bombs (or Fu-Go) to attack US and Canada. One bomb killed a woman and 5 children in south Oregon.
A tacit order from Hirohito to execute all Chinese POWs before the surrender of Japan, out of thousands of Chinese POWs, only 56 survived; and to eliminate evidences, all surviving human test subjects in Japanese Army’s chemical and biological research units were executed before the surrender of Japan.
Thousands of POWs and captured civilians were transported to Japan, Taiwan, Indochina, Manchuria, or Korea to be used as forced labor perished in Hell ships such as Oryoku Maru, Junyo Maru, Dainichi Maru, Arisan Maru, and many more.
Only 52,000 of the 270,000 Javanese forced laborers being sent to other Japanese held areas survived after WWII, a death rate of 80%.
Most victims of the human experimentations were Chinese, also American, British, Australian and Russian POWs.
At least six different chemical and biological attacks were conducted in China, such as Changde chemical and biological weapon attack in Hunan, and twice Kaimingjie germ weapon attacks in Zhejiang, chemical weapons attack in Battle of Wuhan and Battle of Zaoyang-Yichang.
Cyanide gas was tested on Australian and Dutch POWs on Kai Islands of Indonesia.
Various Japanese Army Units (100, 200, 516, 543, 731, 773, 1644, 1855, 2646, 8604, 9420) researched and developed chemical (potassium cyanide, phosgene, chlorine, hydrogen cyanide, arsenic trichloride, sulfer mustard, lewisite etc.) and biological (anthrax, glanders, rusts, bubonic plague, typhoid, typhus, cholera, smallpox, botulism, tuberculosis, malaria, etc.) weapons, and conducted lethal human experimentations on the general population in Japanese occupied territories.
The Three Alls Policy (Kill all, Burn all, Loot all) sanctioned by Hirohito was to massacre an entire village if they suspected an enemy hiding in the village, such as the Panjiayu Massacre in Hebei, China.
More than 100,000 civilians and POWs died in the construction of the Death Railway (or Thailand-Burma Railway), especially at Hellfire Pass.
After March 20, 1943, the Japanese Navy was under orders to execute all POWs taken at sea.
• Manila Massacre in Manila, Philippines • Nanking Massacre in Nanking, China • Palawan Massacre in Palawan, Philippinnes • Parit Sulong Massacre in Johor, Malaysia • Sandakan Death Marches in Borneo, Indonesia • Sook Ching Massacre in Singapore • SS Tjisalak Massacre by Japanese submarine I-8 • Terror Bombing of Chongqing, China • Tol Plantation Massacre in Australian Territory of New Guinea • Wake Island Massacre in North Pacific Ocean • Hsuchow (Xuzhou) Massacre in Jiangsu, China
The odd thing is that it's actually giving solid historical facts (like the fact that the peasantry have been suppressed for thousands of years, and the censorship of media) but manages to twist it so that Japanese seem primitive and in need of modernization in some kind of proper way.
@throwntomato not only that, but the statement was just completely asinine to begin with. Japan had just recently been opened to the world. If anything they should have been respectful at how quickly it became a force to be reckoned with. Not to mention, in comparison to most of the western world before that era, during medieval times.. Japan held its own, if not led the race. The rest of the world fed off eachother for progression, the same as Japan did. Only Japan had to do it later in history
Americans helped feed and rebuild Japan after their huge earthquake only for them to bomb the US less than 2 decades later. How's that for gratitude?
dadoody 4 weeks ago
japanese r great nation like usa and britain
MICKLE1111 6 months ago
american propaganda lol
MICKLE1111 6 months ago
Well then it's agreed......it's a good thing that happened at Fukushima.
tjrxk7 6 months ago
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Truth is the first casualty of war, so don't expect much of it in films like this.
luridplanet 7 months ago
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Live burial of POWs and civilians.
8,000 Australian and Dutch POWs died in Tarsau, Thailand.
Comfort women mostly from Korea and China, also Philippines, Taiwan, Burma, the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), Netherlands, and Australia were forced into sexual slavery in frontline Comfort Stations in China, Indochina and Indonesia.
Cannibalism in many parts of Asia and the Pacific against POWs, e.g. Chichi Jima and Bonin Islands, in some cases, flesh was cut from living people.
TectonicPower 8 months ago
Widespread looting in occupied territories (valuable goods from banks, depositories, temples, churches, mosques, museums, businesses, private homes, etc.) was organized on a massive scale by official secret organization called Kin no yuri (Golden Lily) headed by Chichibu, Hirohito’s brother.
Mass raped by Japanese soldiers in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia, where some victims were pre-menstruating girls.
TectonicPower 8 months ago
Between November 1944 and April 1945, Japan launched over 9,300 balloon bombs (or Fu-Go) to attack US and Canada. One bomb killed a woman and 5 children in south Oregon.
A tacit order from Hirohito to execute all Chinese POWs before the surrender of Japan, out of thousands of Chinese POWs, only 56 survived; and to eliminate evidences, all surviving human test subjects in Japanese Army’s chemical and biological research units were executed before the surrender of Japan.
TectonicPower 8 months ago
Thousands of POWs and captured civilians were transported to Japan, Taiwan, Indochina, Manchuria, or Korea to be used as forced labor perished in Hell ships such as Oryoku Maru, Junyo Maru, Dainichi Maru, Arisan Maru, and many more.
Only 52,000 of the 270,000 Javanese forced laborers being sent to other Japanese held areas survived after WWII, a death rate of 80%.
TectonicPower 8 months ago
Most victims of the human experimentations were Chinese, also American, British, Australian and Russian POWs.
At least six different chemical and biological attacks were conducted in China, such as Changde chemical and biological weapon attack in Hunan, and twice Kaimingjie germ weapon attacks in Zhejiang, chemical weapons attack in Battle of Wuhan and Battle of Zaoyang-Yichang.
Cyanide gas was tested on Australian and Dutch POWs on Kai Islands of Indonesia.
TectonicPower 8 months ago
Various Japanese Army Units (100, 200, 516, 543, 731, 773, 1644, 1855, 2646, 8604, 9420) researched and developed chemical (potassium cyanide, phosgene, chlorine, hydrogen cyanide, arsenic trichloride, sulfer mustard, lewisite etc.) and biological (anthrax, glanders, rusts, bubonic plague, typhoid, typhus, cholera, smallpox, botulism, tuberculosis, malaria, etc.) weapons, and conducted lethal human experimentations on the general population in Japanese occupied territories.
TectonicPower 8 months ago
The Three Alls Policy (Kill all, Burn all, Loot all) sanctioned by Hirohito was to massacre an entire village if they suspected an enemy hiding in the village, such as the Panjiayu Massacre in Hebei, China.
More than 100,000 civilians and POWs died in the construction of the Death Railway (or Thailand-Burma Railway), especially at Hellfire Pass.
After March 20, 1943, the Japanese Navy was under orders to execute all POWs taken at sea.
TectonicPower 8 months ago
TectonicPower 8 months ago
The followings are all well documented massacres and war crimes committed by the Japanese Army during WWII:
• Alexandra hospital Massacre in Singapore
• Bangka Island Massacre in Duch East Indies (now Indonesia)
• Bataan Death March in Philippines
• Benxihu Colliery in Liaoning, China
• Bombing of Darwin and Broome, Australia
• Changjiao Massacre in Hunan, China
• Double Tenth Incident in Singapore
• Kalagong Massacre in Burma
TectonicPower 8 months ago
Sony, toyota, honda, lexus?
Rico8458 11 months ago
And FDR's fatal mistake
LordKaisen 11 months ago
How different life was back then..
LordKaisen 11 months ago
I wonder if this man knew two caterpillars resided on his forehead?
STILLNAKEDBULLWINKLE 1 year ago
The odd thing is that it's actually giving solid historical facts (like the fact that the peasantry have been suppressed for thousands of years, and the censorship of media) but manages to twist it so that Japanese seem primitive and in need of modernization in some kind of proper way.
alexandramuses 1 year ago
@alexandramuses well, they did need modernization of their industry for consumer goods and not war. So, that part was correct. But, I see you points.
STILLNAKEDBULLWINKLE 1 year ago
This is a goldmine for music sampling. :D
DeadWhiteButterflies 1 year ago
old propaganda is old
WavesOfTrolls 1 year ago 3
thanks for this video..truly amazing pictures.
theH0UNDSofD00M 1 year ago
old old propaganda/
Gamble2185 1 year ago
0:45 Helluva unibrow.
xRawlins 1 year ago
5:05; never an inventive or creative people? they couldn't say that now... with all their innovations....
throwntomato 1 year ago 3
@throwntomato they invented sushi and that was a brilliant idea!!!!
STILLNAKEDBULLWINKLE 1 year ago
@throwntomato not only that, but the statement was just completely asinine to begin with. Japan had just recently been opened to the world. If anything they should have been respectful at how quickly it became a force to be reckoned with. Not to mention, in comparison to most of the western world before that era, during medieval times.. Japan held its own, if not led the race. The rest of the world fed off eachother for progression, the same as Japan did. Only Japan had to do it later in history
BakuhatsuShojo 9 months ago
thanks for posting.
denverdog44 1 year ago
@denverdog44 very interesting , how our country viewed others, back then.....
throwntomato 1 year ago