An aerial view of the Anda test site where archaeologists have located an underground biological weapons research facility used by the Japanese military in WWII. Photo: Heilongjiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology
Chinese archaeologists uncover World War II ‘horror bunker’ where Japanese scientists conducted lethal human experiments and shared data with US
- Discovery of notorious Japanese army Unit 731 underground biological weapons laboratory at Anda ‘could lead’ to new evidence of war crimes
- The unit’s leaders were granted immunity by Washington in exchange for the data from some of the most brutal experiments in history
An aerial view of the Anda test site where archaeologists have located an underground biological weapons research facility used by the Japanese military in WWII. Photo: Heilongjiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology
