Episode Eight - Unit 731

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WARNING this episode contains extremely graphic and disturbing content; listener discretion is advised. In this episode we discuss the horrific war crimes performed by Imperial Japanese Unit 731 during the second world war. This is a very heavy episode describing torture including the torture of children. Unfortunately the activities performed by unit 731 are not very known and we do get into why that is as well as how they were able to get away with everything for so long. Go check out our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/yourweirdbestfriends?fan_landing=true Support us for more content I would say like this... but hopefully not.

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