Why The US Covered Up Japan's Deadly WW2 Human Lab Experiments | Inside Unit 731 - Part 2

After Japan’s defeat in 1945, Unit 731’s scientists escaped prosecution through a covert deal with the United States, trading biological warfare research for immunity. The agreement helped bury one of the war’s most disturbing secrets for decades. Families of Allied POWs search for answers about...

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