The shameful and harrowing story of Unit 731

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Japan's infamous Unit 731 wasn’t just a research facility – it was a slaughterhouse where cruel human experiments blurred the line between science and sadism. And the cover-up almost worked...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https:/ ...  Show more

Unit 731 was a covert biological warfare R&D unit in Imperial Japan that engaged in lethal human experimentation. They would perform vivisections (autopsies with a living subject) and intentionally infect people with diseases (smallpox, plagues, typhus, anthrax, etc). This was al ...  Show more

Please note that the following contains descriptions of graphic violence, listener discretion is advised. This episode was written by Stakuyi of the History of Everything Podcast and goes over some of the horrific war crimes of Unit 731 in World War 2. This is the story of Unit 7 ...  Show more

In September of 1945, World War II officially ended with Japan's surrender, putting an end to countless deaths and years of brutal human combat. But from the ashes of war, whispers would soon emerge about a secret facility deep within Manchuria; whispers about horrific human expe ...  Show more