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Statement of Yoshimura (16-28 June 1947) Present at the May 1945 meeting of WD Temporary Civilian Officials when Ishiyama discussed the PW experiments: Hisao (Hirao ?), Nakajima, Goto, Jinnaka, and 2-3 others. |
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Statement of Tsuchiya (420, 9 June 1947) Either Dr. Sawui (?) or Jinnaka was in the stage of getting pleurisy, and said at a surgical meeting in May 1945 to use the water drained from pleurisy patients as a blood substitute. |
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Statement of Ishisawa (21 May - 2 June 1947) On 12-13 Feb. Ishisawa went to Dean Jinnaka to protest about rumors that he was involved in vivisection, and Jinnaka told him that he had heard that an American Prisoner(s) was operated on in the Autopsy Room and that he was involved, suggested that there were more than one operation. In Feb. 1946 the question arose as to who had granted Ishiyama permission touse the autopsy room, and Jinnaka had asked Ishisawa to find out. |
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Statement of Maekawa (between 20 and ___ June 1947, 2nd statement) At the first meeting of temporary civilian employees were Hisao, Jinnaka, Ishiyama from KIU. |
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Statement of Horiuchi (16 June - 30 July 1947) 8-9 civilian doctors were assisting WA Medical Department from KIU, Kumamoto Univ., and Nagasaki Univ. From KIU there were 4 doctors of surgery: Goto, Jinnaka, Ishiyama, Tomoda, and one professor of internal medicine: Misao. Horiuchi believes that Jinnaka came to his office 1-2 times--believes he came to get a train? ticket and traveling expenses, doesn’t recall his coining on a specific problem. |
This book documents the legal proceedings of the December 1949 Khabarovsk trial in which twelve members of the Japanese Army's covert biological warfare Unit 731 were prosecuted for their war crimes. The trial sought to hold key leaders in Japan's bio-weapons program accountable for atrocities after WWII.