The Nazis weren’t history’s only monsters.
Japan’s Unit 731 froze prisoners alive, dissected children without anesthesia, and unleashed plague bombs.
At the center was Shirō Ishii, a man more monstrous than history dares to remember.
Here’s the horror they tried to erase:
1. Vivisections Without Anesthesia
Prisoners were dissected alive so doctors could study the effects of diseases on organs.
No painkillers were used.
Victims were infected with deadly diseases like the plague, syphilis, and anthrax.
The Nazis weren’t history’s only monsters.
Japan’s Unit 731 froze prisoners alive, dissected children without anesthesia, and unleashed plague bombs.
At the center was Shirō Ishii, a man more monstrous than history dares to remember.
Here’s the horror they tried to erase:
Japan keeps spamming photos of gorillas meanwhile the French cooking up some of the most hilarious tweets I’ve seen all year bro nippon FC yall gotta step up your game 😭😭
@GUY_AUTINE@Stxrboy75 I’ve just seen a nigga on this app talm bout some “it’s crazy how the Japanese keeps calling black people monkeys like they aren’t the ones most well known for hanging from trees” I’m fucking done
@Stxrboy75 I know Japan had this shit coming but Jesus fucking Christ, France has been putting belt to ass for days now. How do you even think of this shit, like this has made me realize I’m not hating to my full potential
Les japonais qui attendent patiemment le retour de la haute saison (l’été) pour sortir chasser (prendre en photo discrètement) des lions (culottes de jeunes filles) dans la savane (le métro)