The Vivisection Experiments of Unit 731: Surgery on Fully Conscious Prisoners Without Anesthesia скачать в хорошем качестве

The Vivisection Experiments of Unit 731: Surgery on Fully Conscious Prisoners Without Anesthesia

How one surgeon's scalpel, in a brightly lit room in 1942, carved open a living, conscious man—and exposed the absolute limit of human cruelty. This is the forensic breakdown of Unit 731's vivisection experiments, where medicine was twisted into a tool of torture. In this video, we go beyond the general horror and into the chilling specifics of a single, documented vivisection. Using survivor testimonies and declassified files, we reconstruct the event minute-by-minute: The Setup: The sterile operating theater, the leather restraints, and the deliberate absence of anesthesia. The Procedure: The precise incision from sternum to navel, the removal of organs while the heart was still beating, and the clinical notes taken as the patient screamed. The People: Who was Dr. Yoshio Shinozuka? How were hundreds of brilliant minds from Japan's top universities mobilized for this systematic horror? The Aftermath: The crematorium that ran daily, the erased identities, and the shocking post-war immunity deals that let the perpetrators vanish. This isn't just a history lesson. It's a journey into the anatomy of evil, asking one haunting question: How could science so willingly abandon its oath to "do no harm"?