頭號戰爭罪在美國的包庇下逃脫了製裁，我們不能再沉默

731部隊，是日本帝國陸軍於日本以外領土從事生物戰細菌戰研究和人體試驗相關研究的秘密軍事醫療部隊的代稱，也是大日本帝國陸軍在占領滿洲期間（從1931年到第二次世界大戰結束的1945年）犯下的許多戰爭罪行之一。1940年7月3日，731部隊對華發動細菌戰。一些研究者認為超過3000名中國人、朝鮮人和聯軍戰俘在731部隊的試驗中被害。

在1969年11月，美國尼克鬆總統的一份聲明，美國將不使用任何致命生物武器。但這份聲明是在美國深入研究生物武器25年之後才宣布的。
http://bbs.tiexue.net/post_4201429_1.html

被害者照片
http://www.360doc.com/content/09/0814/21/134777_4920899.shtml

Biological Weapons Program
http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/japan/bw/

"No. One War Criminal" Not Brought to Trial.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-backroom/1521072/posts

http://www.centurychina.com/wiihist/news/news_english/731.enter.us.html
14 Dec 1996 – A FEW days ago, the US Justice Department denied 16 Japanese World War II veterans entry into the country. Some of them had been soldiers in the notorious 731 Bacteriological Warfare Unit, while others participated in the taking of "Comfort Women" from China, Korea and other Asian countries for the Japanese forces.
The United States' barring of these war criminals is praiseworthy, if belated, a recent Liberation Daily article said.
The action of the US Government is in the interests of both the United States and the Asia-Pacific region, the article said.

First, it is conducive to improving the image of the US in the world community. The war ended 51 years ago, but Japanese militarism remains a ghost haunting Japan and the whole Asia-Pacific region. Lenient treatment of Japanese war criminals by the US Government was partly responsible for this.

To contain other countries in the Asia-Pacific region during the Cold War, the US wanted to see a strong Japan. Many released war criminals have gained powerful positions in Japan with the support of the US. And the US' shielding of Japanese militarism allowed Japan's ultra-rightists to rebuild. This is illustrated by the frequent visits to the Yasukuni Shrine by Japanese Government leaders.

Second, the recent US action can help dispel the spectre of Japanese militarism and fight the growth of Japan's far-right. As Japan's economic power grows, the country is beginning to make ambitious attempts to become a political and even a military power.

Japanese militarists and right-wing political factions have seized the chance to stage various activities to beautify their militarist history. They deny the history of such events as the Nanjing Massacre and refuse to apologize for the suffering brought to Asian peoples by Japanese aggression. Recently, Japanese prime minister even paid homage to Japan's war dead at the Yasukuni Shrine, triggering strong protests from many nations. Even worse, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party recently demanded that