Global Times

WWII Japanese officer's murder, rape, vivisection confession published

China has published Japanese officer Shuichi Kikuchi's written confession that he killed 1,122 Chinese, including 727 civilians, and committed rape, torture and vivisection from 1938 to 1945. The ...
UPI

WW II Japanese medic admits to vivisection

OSAKA, Japan, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- An 84-year-old former medic in the Japanese navy has admitted in Osaka to carrying out vivisections on 30 people in the Philippines during World War II. Akira Makino ...
China Internet Information Center

Japanese gives evidence of Chinese POW vivisection

A Japanese World War II medical soldier said his "field training" involved watching a doctor put a prisoner into a "trance" before conducting a vivisection, according to a confession released ...
Sydney Morning Herald

Japanese admit conducting wartime vivisection on captured Americans at Kyushu Imperial University

Tokyo: A university museum in Japan has broken a seven-decade taboo on discussing the dissection of live American prisoners of war by medical personnel. The museum opened on Saturday in the grounds of ...
The New York Times

"The Letters of A Japanese Schoolboy"; Wherein Hashimura Togo Sets Down His Observations Regarding The Practice of Vivisection

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