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Japanese war criminals' confessions of crime in invading China

笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)
Hironoshin Fujiwara(藤原广之进)
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  According to the written confession of Hironoshin Fujiwara from July to August 1954, he was born in Ehime Prefecture, Japan in 1897. In 1935, he went to northeast China and joined in Japan’s War of Aggression against China. He served as unit commander of Japanese Military Police in Muleng, Tangyuan and Xinjing. He was arrested on 31 August 1945.

  Major offences:

  February 1936:captured “Zhuang Junzhe and another 9” anti-Japanese patriots in Banjiehe and other places, later, ordered the military police to “severely punish” (kill) 9 people on 15 March;

  March 1938: “arrested”“204 people” of“(the Communist Party’s) North ‘Manchukuo’ Temporary Provincial Party Committee and Jidong Provincial Party Committee”; later, “68 were sent to Harbin Procuratorate for sentences”, and “7 of them got death penalty”;

  Mid-April 1938: in suppressing the Anti-Japanese United Army in Tangyuan County, “arrested 4 peaceful residents” “I ordered my subordinates to kill 3 and I stabbed the 4th to death by myself with Yokogawa’s bayonet”;

  Mid-March1944: sent the arrested “underground anti-Japanese patriot named Zhi to the Ishii Unitin Harbin”.
 
笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)

Tetsuichi Uetsubo(上坪铁一)
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   According to the written confession of Tetsuichi Uetsubo from May to July 1954, he was born in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan in 1902. In May 1933, he went to north China to take part in the Japanese War of Aggression against China. He was colonel and captain of the Japanese Military Police in Jining, Dong’an and Siping. He was arrested by the Soviet Army on 24 August 1945.


  Major offences:

  From August 1944 to February 1945: “ordered my subordinate unit commanders to arrest 9 underground anti-Japanese operators (whose names could not be remembered) in Jining, Pingyang and Dong’an regions; after interrogation with torture, 8 of them were sent in special transfer to Ishii Unit through the Secret Service of Harbin”;

  From September to October 1944:an arrested Chinese people (a Soviet spy) “was treated in ‘special transfer’”“sent to the military police in Harbin, which then sent him to Ishii Unit”; “the instruction on ‘special transfer’ was: applications should be made to the military police commander for ‘those important spy-related (ideology) criminals and those with no potentials for future use to be sent in ‘special transfer’ to the military police in Harbin upon permission and order from the commander’, and the military police in Harbin would send them to Ishii Unit for bacteriological research and experiment, that was what I heard from the chief of War Affairs Division of the Harbin Military Police”;

  November 1944: ordered Boli Detachment to arrest about 90 anti-Japanese underground operators, in April 1945, “sent 10 of them (whose names could not be remembered) in special transfer to Ishii Unit through the Secret Service in Harbin”;

  Early April 1945: sent 8 anti-Japanese people, who had been captured by Pingyang Detachment, “in ‘special transfer’ to the military police in Harbin, which then sent these people to Ishii Unit”;

  May 1945: sent 2 anti-Japanese people, arrested by Boli Detachment, “in special transfer to Ishii Unit”;

  “The above-mentioned Chinese people arrested during my terms as captain in Jining and Dong’an were all anti-Japanese patriots. I sent most of them to Ishii Unit to be used in the most inhuman bacteriological experiments”;

  “When I served as military police captain in Jining and Dong’an, I ordered my subordinate military policemen to arrest anti-Japanese underground operators. More than 150 were interrogated with severe torture. Among them, 44 were sent in special transfer to Harbin Ishii Unit and another 2 died in the interrogation with torture”; “There was indeed still a considerable number of cases which had not been confessed.”
 
What about crimes comitted by Chinese on Uighur and Tibetans anno 2014? China should look in the mirror.
 
What about crimes comitted by Chinese on Uighur and Tibetans anno 2014? China should look in the mirror.
You can collect the proof too, like Chinese, the "criminal" that kill the Uighur terrorist and Tibetan seperatist is still in China, you should do something to expose Chinese "ugly" behavior on Uighur and Tibetan by yourself to the world, don't be that lazy with just a mouth :coffee:
 
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笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)

Shigeo Hachisuka(蜂须贺重雄)
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   According to the written confession of Shigeo Hachisuka in December 1954, he was born in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan in 1896. In 1918, he went to the Japan-occupied Lvshun, China to serve as a policeman. He became colonel and regiment commander of the puppet Mukden Railway Security Police. He was arrested on 28 September 1945.


  Major offences:

  August 1933: led his subordinates to arrest armed Chinese patriots in Anshan, causing one Chinese to die of wound;

  Early July 1943:sent people to arrest a young Chinese patriot who had assisted the Anti-Japanese Army in Songzhangzi Village, where they found people in a house refused to open the door, the subordinate secret agents “opened fire and an old man (the young man’s father) in the house was shot to death”.
 
The consequences of war, especially the brutality seen in war is beyond words. However, far more Chinese died during the Cultural Revolution and the famine that resulted from such revolution, than in the Second Sino Japanese War. The same in Soviet History; more Russians died by the policies of Stalin than by the Nazi invasion.

But do we see the vilification of Mao Zedong's cultural warfare? The subsequent loss of cultural artifacts, temples in China? Nay, he has practically been pseudo-deified by the State.

Just a perspective, if I may.
Far more? Give a statistics rather than your shitty mouth! What ever you said, Chinese would never forget what Japs had done in China and will pass on the education of history generations after generations. And you know the reason. Wait for it and be easy when it comes. Just one suggestion: DON"T KNEEL DOWN TOO FAST, PLZ!!!!
 
笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)
Masao Horiguchi(堀口正雄)

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  According to the written confession of Masao Horiguchi in August 1954, he was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1901. He went to northeast China to join the War of Aggression against China in 1937 and served successively as unit commander of Dunhua Branch of the Japanese Xinjing Military Police and colonel and commander of Jinzhou Military Police.

  Major offences:

  August 1937: had a captured anti-Japanese patriot of the Anti-Japanese United Army “escorted to the highland on Paotaishanto the west of Dunhua County, and then ordered the subordinate sergeant of military police to cruelly behead that person with Japanese sword”;

  From the end of 1938 to August 1939: after interrogating with torture the 8 captured Chinese patriots, “sent 3 of them in special transfer (special punishment) to Unit 731 in Harbin”;

  June 1939: after a Chinese was tortured to death while being interrogated by the subordinate military police, “ordered them to bury the body in the mountains at night”;

  August 1939: the subordinates shot a Chinese to death during an arrest, ordered them “to throw the body into Mudanjiang River at night”;

  From August 1942 to August 1943: arrested a total of 80 anti-Japanese people, “with the permission and instruction of the commander of the military police, 20 of them were sent to Unit 731 in Harbin”.
 
Ma zedong should be damned, you are absolutely correct. But for the time being, Ma zedong is still the founder of CCP and undermine him can be seem as undermine the party itself. This is why Deng Xiaoping who was imprisoned by Mao still regarded Mao with great respect in public.



There are so many radical Chinese who advocate a radical response to the Japanese. In my humble opinion, those who were responsible were all gone or almost gone, their offspring should be hold accountable for what their ancestors did. The best of what the Japanese can do is offer a sincere apology and that's what you did. So thank you, as a Taiwanese Canadian, I accept your apology!!

Hi Derek. Good to see that there are Zhongguoren with noble minds such as yourself. You're cool, tomodachi!

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笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)
Shigesaku Nozaki(野崎茂作)

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  According to the written confession of Shigesaku Nozaki in August 1954, he was born in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan in 1898. In 1931, he went to northeast China to take part in the War of Aggression against China. He served successively as sergeant of Munitions Factory Squad of Mukden Japanese Military Police and chief of Police Division in Huaide County.

  Major offences:


  From October to December 1931: led the subordinates to arrest a total of “15 soldiers of Zhang Xueliang’s troops” on three occasions and “ordered the subordinate Sergeant Inoue to interrogate and torture them”; on 25 December, “shot them to death with handguns”;

  August 1932: led the subordinates to interrogate with torture 5 soldiers of Zhang Haipeng’s troops in Mukden and shot them to death with handguns;

  December 1932: led the military police to arrest and interrogate with torture 18 soldiers of Deng Tiemei’s anti-Japanese troops in Zhuanghe County;“on the sand beach 500 meters to the north of the Zhuanghe County seat, instructed 15 military police to line up the 18 captives and shot them to death with carbines.”;

  December 1932: led the military police to arrest 5 anti-Japanese operators and Communist Party members in a village to the west of Dagushan and shot them to death after interrogation with torture;

  February 1933: when serving as squad leader and sergeant of the Jilin Branch of Xinjing Military Police, led the subordinates to take 5 soldiers of Liu Dongbo’s troops to a place 2 kilometers to the southwest of Jilin City and shot them to death;

  June 1935: while serving in the local branch of Mukden Japanese Military Police, reported that 12 anti-Japanese soldiers of Li Du’s troops were captured in Mishan County, who were then shot to death upon a superior order.
 
笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)
Yoshio Mizoguchi(沟口嘉夫)

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  According to the written confession of Yoshio Mizoguchi in August 1954 and June 1956, he was born in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan in 1910. In October 1933, he went to northeast China to take part in the War of Aggression against China. He was procurator of Harbin Local Procuratorate of the “Manchukuo”.

  Major offences:

  From March to June 1943: “I sentenced 9 Chinese patriots to death penalty in Bayan. With another 4 dead in prison during the interrogation, I killed a total of 13 people”;

  May 1945: “I prosecuted 26 Chinese patriots” arrested for their assaulting the “Manchukuo” Police Department and “requested death penalty for 9 of them”. The 9 people were executed on 10 July;

  June 1945: “I prosecuted 30 Chinese patriots” who had been arrested “and requested death penalty for 3 of them.” “From 10 to 13 August, the 3 Chinese patriots were executed in Daoli Prison of Harbin”;

  June 1945:
prosecuted 35 captured people, including soldiers and officers of the 3rd Route Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army and anti-Japanese patriots, “requesting death penalty for 15 people, including Captain Sun Guodong, and over 15 years of imprisonment each for the other 20 people”. “From 10 to 13 August of the same year, the 15 Chinese, including Captain Sun Guodong, were executed in Daoli Prison of Harbin.”
 
笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)
Yukio Shimura(志村行雄)

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  According to the written confession of Yukio Shimura in June 1954, he was born in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan in 1902. During the Japanese War of Aggression against China, he served as captain of the Hailar Japanese Military Police.

  Major offences:


  Around June 1944: arrested 4 or 5 people who tried to sabotage the coal mine and power station in Jalainur; “some of them were disposed of in special transfer and some were sent to the Procuratorate for sentencing”;

  Around 20 December 1944: Military Surgeon Matsumoto (name not very clearly remembered), Colonel of Ishii Unit in Harbin, came to Hailar for research on frostbite. People were escorted from the train station to the frostbite research center. “Whenever I received the notice that some people had been escorted to Hailar Station, I would order the Hailar Military Police Branch to escort them. I could not remember which military police unit had sent these people, but I remember there were 3 or 4 people sent here during the research period”;

  March 1945: “The Hailar Military Police Branch arrested a Communist Party member who was dispatched from Yanan. We disposed of this person in special transfer”;

  April 1945: “The Contingent of Sanhe Military Police arrested 3 Communists and disposed of them in special transfer”;

  Early July 1945: The Manzhouli Military Police Branch uncovered a case where a Chinese agent for the Soviet Consulate in Manzhouli set fire to the Japanese army in Manzhouli under the command of consular officers, and “the person was disposed of in special transfer”;

  18 August 1945: ordered the subordinates to “kill and bury in the military camp” the wounded Chinese people.
 
笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)
Kiichi Kobayashi(小林喜一)

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  According to the written confession of Kiichi Kobayashi in June 1954, he was born in Saitama Prefecture, Japan in 1895. During the Japanese War of Aggression against China, he was unit commander of the Mukden Military Police. On 20 August 1945, he was arrested by the Soviet Army in Shenyang.

  Major offences:

  Mid-November 1935:
ordered the subordinates to send an arrested Chinese to the military surgeon for appendectomy experiment and later, “ordered the subordinates to kill with saber this person and another 3 (a total of 4) people on the riverside one kilometer to the north of Chifeng”;

  Early July 1936: ordered the subordinates to “kill 6 Chinese with saber on the riverside one kilometer to the north of Chifeng”;

  Early September 1936: ordered the subordinates to “kill with saber” 3 Chinese “on the riverside one kilometer to the north of Chifeng”, and send another one by truck to Manchurian Railway’s Chifeng Hospital, where “Director Kawasaki and another Japanese surgeon (the name is forgotten) injected poison into the person, killed him, dissected the body and buried the body in the hospital compound”;

  Mid-October 1936:ordered the subordinates to “kill with handguns” 3 Chinese patriots “on the riverside one kilometer to the north of Chifeng”;

  3 September 1937: ordered the subordinates to “shoot the 9” Chinese who were imprisoned in Zhangjiakou No.1 Prison, “in the grass about 100 meters from the south gate of the prison”;

  4 September 1937: ordered the subordinates to “shoot to death” two Chinese “on the grassland one kilometer to the east of Zhangjiakou”;

  15 September 1937:ordered the subordinates to “transport by a heavy truck” a Chinese captive “to the field two kilometers to the west of Datong and shoot the person dead there”;

  January 1944: sent the “useless”“Soviet spies”“in ‘special transfer’ to Ishii Unit in Harbin for bacteriological experiments”;

  11 August 1945: claiming that “the war is still going on and it is not appropriate to release these war-time enemies, so they should be disposed of before our retreat”, killed the Chinese people who had not been released.
 
Forty-fifth criminal's confession

笔供英文内容提要(Abstract of the Written Confessions in English)
Shoji Nishinaga(西永彰治)

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  According to the written confession of Shoji Nishinaga (alias Ryosuke Nakamura) in July 1954, he was born in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan in 1899. During the Japanese War of Aggression against China, he served successively as chief of the Japanese Yanjijian Island Dispatch Military Police and unit commander of the Kaifeng Japanese Military Police.

  Major offences:

  From August 1933 to March 1934: led the subordinate military police to kill 20 Communist guerrillas and anti-Japanese people “on the riverside under the Yanji Bridge in Yanji River region”;

  From autumn 1934 to early summer 1935: led the subordinate military police to kill 16 Communist guerrillas and anti-Japanese people “in Yanji River region along the north side of Tumen City”;

  Early summer 1939: in structed the subordinate military police to “give severe punishment (killing) to the 6 arrested Communist guerrillas and Kuomintang intelligence operators by sending them with trucks to  a field near the streets of Tongzhou, Beijing”;

  From August 1939 to November 1940: while serving as unit commander of the Kaifeng Military Police, ordered the subordinate military police to kill 12 anti-Japanese Chinese patriots.
 
China publishes last of 45 Japanese war criminal confessions

China's State Archives Administration (SAA) on Saturday published the last of 45 confessions by convicted Japanese war criminals it planned to release in response to Japanese right wing politicians who have denied the country's WWII aggression in China.

According to the handwritten confession by Shoji Nishinaga (alias Ryosuke Nakamura), available on the SAA website, dozens of Chinese patriots were killed by Nishinaga and his subordinates from 1933 to 1940.

From 1933 to 1935, Nishinaga, who served as chief of the Japanese Yanjijian Island Dispatch Military Police and unit commander of the Kaifeng Japanese Military Police, led his subordinates to kill 36 Communist guerrillas and others in the Yanji River region.

In early summer of 1939, he instructed his subordinates to "deliver severe punishment (killing) to the 6 arrested Communist guerrillas and Kuomintang intelligence operators" in Tongzhou in Beijing, the confession read.

He also ordered military police to kill a total of 12 Chinese patriots when he served in Kaifeng from August 1939 to November 1940, it added.
 

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