Unit 731: Torturing Humans in the Name of Science

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The World War Archive

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6 episodes

5 days ago

I’m Jim Beaver — a World War history enthusiast obsessed with the untold truths of global conflict. On The World War Archive, I uncover the hidden layers of World War I and II — from secret operations and propaganda to war crimes and shadowy intelligence programs like Operation Paperclip and the horrors of Unit 731. With relentless research and a passion for forgotten history, I expose the stories they never taught in school. Download our app now: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/skoob-nonfiction-podcasts/id6473138854

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Unit 731: Torturing Humans in the Name of Science

The World War Archive

31 minutes 45 seconds

3 months ago

Unit 731: Torturing Humans in the Name of Science

Unit 731 was Japan’s most horrifying secret of World War II — a government-run facility where thousands of prisoners were subjected to brutal human experimentation in the name of science and military power. From frostbite vivisections to biological weapons testing on living subjects, this dark chapter was buried for decades… until one student uncovered the evidence.

In this chilling episode of The World War Archive, host Jim Beaver exposes the brutal operations of Unit 731: its creation under Dr. Shiro Ishii, its expansion into a 150-building death complex, and its horrifying impact on prisoners from China, Russia, Korea, and even the U.S. We dig deep into the twisted experiments, the war crimes cover-up, and the biological warfare program that rivaled the Nazis — and yet was erased from mainstream history.

This Skoob Podcast is powered by AI, delivering fast-paced, short-form storytelling with maximum historical impact. Whether you're exploring true war crimes, hidden WW2 history, or searching for an AI-powered podcast, this short podcast delivers rare insight with precision.

Streamlined for modern listeners, The World War Archive is part of the growing world of US Podcasts making real history accessible again through technology. Powered by Skoob, the ultimate AI podcast platform for true crime, war stories, and untold history.

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