Unit 731
Hal Gold · 1996 · 304 pages
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About the book
Hal Gold documents the testimonies of survivors and former members of Unit 731, the secret Japanese biological research unit that carried out horrific experiments on prisoners during World War II. Based on rigorous journalistic research and direct interviews, the book confronts a history that has often been silenced.
With sensitivity to trauma and a commitment to historical truth, the work serves as testimony to war atrocities and a reflection on responsibility, memory, and the importance of documenting crimes against humanity. A disturbing but essential read on twentieth-century history.
Book details
| Author | Hal Gold |
|---|---|
| Original title | Unit 731 Testimony |
| Year of publication | 1996 |
| Pages | 304 |
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