"Behind Unit 731: The Carnage Against Humanity Through War and Militarism"

I had saved the link to this video below from CGTN (Chinese state television, in English) to put in a separate post about this movie ("731 Biochemical Revelations". Next Chinese war-themed film attracts the attention of the Japanese media"), so as not to have too much information in a single post, but I couldn't find the link...

Google (owner of the Blogger) doesn't show the result when searching for the "link"... and Google's search engine is quite "precise" (when they want to be...). As these things don't happen randomly, the "War Effort" of American government/Trump against China seems to be quite strong... despite allowing this Chinese state TV to operate on YouTube.

But moving on, in any case, I had saved that CGTN link (and there's another summary video in the post about the movie "Unit 731") because it was the best concise explanation of Japan's bacteriological warfare in China during World War II.

For those who want to watch (without further ado), the video will remain open (obviously) with English subtitles. You can try setting it to another language in the video settings on YouTube:

Watch: Behind Unit 731 – The butchery of humanity by war and militarism

I've found more videos from CGTN about this topic, and I'll list them below, as I've been doing (in tables) with videos from alternative channels abroad about the Gaza genocide. In other words, this post will be updated (gradually or not).

Google is implicating the content of the site without reading the proposal/idea about it, here is the proposal/idea of ​​the site/blog below

I've been trying to monetize this space here for the last month, but Google is contesting the content of this (Second) blog stating that it uses a lot of third-party texts, something obvious since it's impossible to discuss or quote History without mentioning third-party studies, and the aim of this blog/space is to bring together relevant texts on fascism, Nazism and the Second World War in various languages (French, English, Spanish, Italian etc), in addition to Portuguese, there's already a space with Holocausto-doc blog (in Portuguese of course), for future use these texts, with a possible translation, which with the "Artificial Inteligence" has made the task easier (I review the texts, I don't just post the AI translation directly, obviously).

The idea behind the website/blog is to compile relevant texts about World War II in various languages, for possible future translation or even citation in other texts, basically that. It's not a simple copy of third-party texts, and all authors are cited rigorously.

So Google's assessment on this second blog is unfair, I hope they read this post and understand the purpose of the site.

Roberto Lucena