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Japanese scholar uncovers new evidence of Japanese military’s human experiments on mentally-ill soldiers during invasion of China_我的网站
一 | “오후 1시 34분~7시 30분 폭발” 내용전국 법원에 유사 협박 메일 잇따라경찰, 법원 안팎 출입 통제·수색발신자 추적중 창원지방법원./연합뉴스/창원지방법원에 폭발물을 설치했다는 협박 메일이 접수돼 경찰이 법원 안팎에 대한 긴급 수색에 나섰다. 전주·인천·대전지법 등 전국 각지 법원에도 유사한 협박 메일이 잇따라 접수된 것으로 확인돼 경찰이 발신자 추적에 나섰다.26일 창원중부경찰서에 따르면 이날 오후 1시 30분께 창원지법으로부터 “법원에 폭발물을 설치했다는 내용의 이메일을 받았다”는 신고가 접수됐다.메일에는 이날 오후 1시 34분부터 오후 7시 30분 사이 폭탄이 터질 것이라는 내용이 담긴 것으로 전해졌다. 다만 특정 법원이나 장소를 지목하지 않고 ‘법원’이라고만 언급된 것으로 알려졌다.창원뿐 아니라 전주·인천·대전지법 등에도 비슷한 내용의 협박 메일이 들어온 것으로 전해졌다. 경찰은 동일인이 전국 법원을 상대로 협박 메일을 무더기로 보낸 것으로 보고 정확한 발신 경위와 작성자를 확인하고 있다.창원중부경찰서는 신고 직후 경찰력을 투입해 창원지법 건물 내부와 주변을 수색하는 한편 출입 보안을 강화했다.경찰 관계자는 “신고 접수 직후 창원지법 출입 보안을 강화하고 법원 안팎을 수색하고 있다”며 “메일 발신자도 추적할 예정”이라고 말했다.경찰은 실제 폭발물 설치 여부를 확인하기 위해 수색을 이어가는 동시에 전국에서 접수된 협박 메일의 내용과 발신 경로 등을 비교·분석하고 있다.。
Unit 731 members conduct an experiment on a live prisoner in Northeast China Photo: VCG
New research by Japanese scholar Seiya Matsuno suggests that military doctors at the Japanese Army Medical School conducted human experiments on soldiers with mental illnesses during Japan’s invasion of China, deliberately infecting them with malaria. The practice reflected the Japanese army medical corps’ horrible view of people as “research material,” bearing similarities to the human experimentation conducted by Unit 731, Xinhua News Agency reported on Monday.
Seiya Matsuno, a researcher at the International Peace Research Institute of Meiji Gakuin University, uncovered the relevant records in papers published in the official journal of the Japanese Army Medical Corps.
The paper shows that the experiment was conducted in 1940 at the then Kohnodai Army Hospital (now the National Kohnodai Medical Center) in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, with the stated aim of preventing the spread of malaria in Japan.
Researchers used mosquitoes that had fed on malaria-infected soldiers from battlefields in China and then allowed them to bite 10 Japanese soldiers hospitalized with mental illnesses. Several of the 10 participants eventually developed malaria, with symptoms including fevers above 40 C, headaches, body aches and loss of appetite.
The paper also shows that Shiro Ishii, head of Unit 731, was involved in overseeing the experiment.
According to Matsuno, the experiment involved serious ethical violations, Xinhua reported.
Matsuno particularly noted that the subjects of the experiments were not prisoners of war, but Japanese soldiers themselves. This reveals a chilling mindset that anyone unable to contribute to the state or the war effort could be used as an experimental subject, regardless of nationality. It also reflects a way of thinking that reduced people to nothing more than research material, China Central Television reported, citing Matsuno.
Because the participants had mental illnesses and may not have been able to fully understand the nature of the experiment or its risks, the study could be considered coercive human experimentation, according to Xinhua.
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