Re: Teigin A Walk Down Memory Lane
"Eric Takabayashi" <etakajp@yahoo.co.jp> wrote in message
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> masayuki yoshida wrote:
>
> > > > Isn't it. How come some Japanese investigators would even know about the
> > > > existence or activities of Unit 731, not known or revealed to the public
> > > > until the 90s, fifty years ago? I should say that
> > >
> > > Um, you're gonna have to clear up these dates; did you mean the 60s? Ienaga
> > > wrote about it.
> >
> > Correct. I have once heard that the first report over Unit 731 popped up in a
kasutori
> > magazine or something in the 50s. Seiichi Morimura, mystery novelist, published a
> > documentary book on the subject, the book became a million seller in 1981 or 1982.
The
> > story of the evil experiment has been ubiquitously talked amonst Japanese ever since
> > then.
>
> So why the surprise among the general public as recently as the 90s when aged soldiers
> came forward or researchers publicized their findings and people created a traveling
> exhibit? Why the cover-ups as when suspicious bodies found buried in mass graves in
Tokyo
> are simply disposed of? Why the government denials? And why don't students know?
I provided with some facts which suggest that many people know the story of Unit 731 for
the late two or three decades. Do you want to deny the facts?
Masayuki
> --
>
> "This is the best book I've ever read! Even though I've only read one, it is by far
the
> best in the world."
>
> - A 12-year old reader from California, CA USA
>
>
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