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Japanese War Crimes: Biological Warfare in China - Pacific War #33

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Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series covering the Pacific War week by week continues with another video in the series. Last month, we covered the start of the violent and unforgiving campaign that took place in the provinces of Zhejiang and Jiangxi as the Japanese invaders hunted down the American pilots that had taken part in the Doolittle Raid. In their ensuing struggle to curb down the Chinese air power in the region, the natives of Zhejiang and Jiangxi suffered the war crimes, abuse and savagery of the Japanese troops, who caused such devastation on the land that around 90% of the market towns and its homes were destroyed. In many cities, the streets were left void and one could only see ruins and burning houses on the horizon. Yet this was just the beginning, with the invaders now preparing to withdraw from the area with the employment of biological warfare, thus leaving only death and misery in their wake.

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Pacific War #1 Attack on Pearl Harbor

Pacific War #2 Japanese Invasion of Malaya

Pacific War #3 Japanese attack on Guam, Wake, and the Philippines

Pacific War #4 Japan Continues AttackingBorneo, Philippines

Pacific War #5 Fall of Wake Island

Pacific War #6 Battle of Kampar

Pacific War #7 Battle of Slim River

Pacific War #8 Battle for the Dutch East Indies

Pacific War #9 Invasion of New Britain

Pacific War #10 Fall of Malaya

Pacific War #11 Battle of Makassar Strait

Pacific War #12 Fall of Singapore

Pacific War #13 Invasion of Sumatra

Pacific War #14 Invasion of Timor

Pacific War #15 Fall of Java

Pacific War #16 Fall of Rangoon

Pacific War #17 How the US Responded to Pearl Harbor

Pacific War #18 Hideki TojoBringing Japan Into The Pacific War

Pacific War #19 Japanese Raids in the Indian Ocean

Pacific War #20 Fall of Bataan & The Bataan Death March

Pacific War #21 Doolittle Raid

Pacific War #22 Japanese Advance on Burma Road

Pacific War #24 Battle of the Coral Sea

Pacific War #25 Fall of the Philippines

Pacific War #26 Fall of Burma

Pacific War #27 Operation SeiGo

Pacific War #28 Battle of Midway

Pacific War #29 Japanese Invasion of Alaska

Pacific War #30 Japanese Attack on Sydney

Pacific War #31 MacArthur and the Philippines Disaster

Pacific War #32 Attacks New Guinea

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The video was made by Zakuan Musa (), while the script was researched and written by Ivan Moran, while Craig Watson () consulted on the script. Narrated by Officially Devin ( & )

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