VOICED : Chinese scars endure 70 years after Unit 731 liberation

The transcript discusses the horrific events at Unit 731 during World War II, where Japanese doctors conducted brutal human experiments. Lipenga, a victim, is remembered by his daughter, who demands justice. Despite Japan's apologies for wartime actions, it has not officially acknowledged the atrocities at Unit 731, causing tension with China. Political dynamics between Japan and China are explored, highlighting the ongoing controversy and historical disputes. The transcript concludes with the failed attempt by Japanese troops to destroy evidence of their actions as the Soviet Red Army advanced.

Who was Lipenga, and what happened to him during World War II?

• A Japanese soldier who defected

• A Chinese civilian who escaped Unit 731

• A railroad worker subjected to human experiments

• A doctor working at Unit 731

What was the primary purpose of Unit 731?

• To provide medical aid to civilians

• To train Japanese soldiers in combat

• To conduct research on germ warfare and human limits

• To develop new transportation methods

How did Japan respond to its actions during World War II?

• By denying any wrongdoing

• By apologizing but not acknowledging Unit 731 atrocities

• By officially acknowledging all atrocities

• By compensating all affected countries

What was the reaction of China to Japan's stance on historical events?

• China supported Japan's version of events

• China demanded Japan confront its history

• China remained neutral on the issue

• China accepted Japan's apologies

What did Japanese troops attempt to do as the Soviet Red Army advanced?

• They reinforced their defenses

• They sought refuge in neighboring countries

• They destroyed evidence of Unit 731

• They surrendered peacefully