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Factories Of Death : Japanese Secret Biological Warfare, 1932-45, And The American Cover-up

Attribution
Sheldon H. Harris
Publication Details
Book, Routledge, 1994
Availability
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(LOWER LEVEL) DS777.533.B55 H37 1994 AVAILABLE
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Description
This controversial investigation presents new evidence that Japanese scientists in Manchuria conducted numerous experiments on live human beings. Harris also reveals that after the war the U.S. army granted the scientists immunity from investigation for war crimes in return for the results of their experiments. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
Author
- Harris, Sheldon H
Subject
Places in this work
Contents
- Pt. I. Death factories. 1. Manchuria. 2. Major Ishii Shiro comes to Manchuria. 3. Beiyinhe bacteria factory. 4. Ping Fan: the first phase. 5. Ping Fan’s version of hell. 6. Human experiments: "secret of secrets" 7. Unit 100’s BW death factories in Changchun. 8. Nanking’s BW death factory. 9. BW experiments on prisoners of war? 10. Who knew?
- Pt. II. Cover-up. 11. The United States BW program. 12. Discovery of the "secret of secrets" 13. Investigations. 14. Scientists and the cover-up. 15. The military and the cover-up
- 16. Epilogue
ISBN
- 0415091055
LCCN
- 93024856
Open Library ID
- /b/OL1415393M