Russia Urges Japan to Face Militarist Past Ahead of Shrine Visit
Russia condemns Japan’s plans to whitewash militarist crimes as PM Takaichi eyes a Yasukuni Shrine visit, urging genuine atonement and historical accountability.
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Unerasable Evidence: Kiyoshi Kawashima’s Unit 731 Confession
Kiyoshi Kawashima’s shocking Unit 731 confession reveals a secret, systematic killing operation in WWII—brought to light by CGTN’s in-depth report.
Mother’s Letter at Taiyuan Spurs War Crime Confession
A Chinese mother’s letter at Taiyuan War Criminals Management Center moved ex-Japanese military doctor Yuasa Ken to confess live human vivisection, highlighting China’s path toward peace.
Trials of Justice: Silent Evidence of the Nanjing Massacre
Discover how skeletal remains and a hidden photo album became silent witnesses, sealing justice for Nanjing Massacre war criminals.
TV Drama Shines Light on Japan’s Unit 731 Grim History
Vistamist Chronicles premiered on Dec 13, revealing the brutal truth of Japan’s Unit 731 through dual timelines and authentic wartime testimonies.
New Evidence Donated to Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall
Fresh historical materials were donated to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall as the 88th anniversary approaches, offering new insights into wartime experiences.
UN Chief: Israel’s Gaza Campaign ‘Fundamentally Wrong’
UN chief Antonio Guterres calls Israel’s Gaza operation “fundamentally wrong,” highlighting civilian toll and war crimes concerns.
White House Backs 2nd Strike on Alleged Drug Boat Amid War Crime Debate
White House confirms Admiral Bradley ordered second “double-tap” strike on survivors of an alleged drug boat, fueling bipartisan debate over possible war crimes.
Unit 731: Unearthing History’s Silent Atrocities
Dive into the untold story of Unit 731, the Japanese Imperial Army’s darkest chapter. Discover why uncovering the truth matters for the next generation and beyond.
Behind Unit 731: Uncovering WWII’s Darkest Secrets
Explore the chilling documentary ‘Behind Unit 731’, revealing how WWII Japan’s militarism twisted lifesavers into torturers—and why its shadow still lingers today.