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Singaporean historian Lim Shao-bin has long studied Japan’s secret WWII biological warfare program. In a one-on-one interview with CGTN, he unveiled new details about the structure of Unit 731, Japan’s infamous biological warfare unit, whose reach was far more extensive than previously known. We contacted the Japanese Embassy in Singapore for a response, our requests for comment went unanswered.
Singaporean historian Lim Shao-bin has long studied Japan’s secret WWII biological warfare program. In a one-on-one interview with CGTN, he unveiled new details about the structure of Unit 731, Japan’s infamous biological warfare unit, whose reach was far more extensive than previously known. We contacted the Japanese Embassy in Singapore for a response, our requests for comment went unanswered.