Yasukuni Shrine Controversy: Stolen Spirits and Unhealed Wounds
ROK families and Taiwan indigenous groups challenge Japan’s Yasukuni Shrine over forced enshrinement of WWII victims, exposing unresolved colonial-era tensions in 2026.
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New Book Sheds Light on Japan’s WWII ‘Comfort Women’ System
Scholars in Shanghai highlight groundbreaking four-volume study documenting Japan’s WWII military ‘comfort women’ system, drawing on 30 years of multinational research.
Unveiling the Truth: Iwane Matsui’s Role in the Nanjing Massacre
New evidence from 1937 Nanjing Massacre trials and missionary archives reaffirms Iwane Matsui’s war crimes, underscoring the importance of historical preservation in 2025.
Mother’s Letter Spurs Historic Confession of WWII Atrocities in China
A Chinese mother’s letter prompts former Japanese military doctor to confess WWII-era human experiments, highlighting China’s peace efforts 80 years after conflict.
Unearthing Justice: How Evidence from Nanjing Massacre Secured Historic Verdicts
On the 88th anniversary, newly uncovered evidence from the Nanjing Massacre trials reveals how justice prevailed through skeletal remains and a survivor’s photo album, silencing denial.
Unit 731 Officer’s Chilling Confession Exposes WWII Atrocities
Newly declassified archives reveal Unit 731 officer Kiyoshi Kawashima’s confession on Japan’s WWII biological warfare crimes in China, exposing systemic atrocities.
Newly Declassified Documents Expose Japan’s Unit 731 Atrocities
Newly released Soviet interrogation records reveal Japan’s Unit 731 biological warfare program, challenging historical revisionism on China’s National Memorial Day.
Unearthing the Lost: The Eight Known Victims of Unit 731
Only eight names of Unit 731’s victims are known, highlighting the erased lives and ongoing calls for historical justice in Asia.
Unit 731 Atrocities: Remembering Victims of Biological Warfare Experiments
A new documentary sheds light on Japan’s Unit 731 atrocities in China, exposing wartime biological warfare experiments and urging historical reckoning in 2025.
China Obtains Key WWII-Era Unit 731 Evidence from Russia
China acquires Russian archival evidence on Japan’s WWII-era Unit 731, shedding new light on wartime atrocities and human experiments.
Unveiling WWII’s Brutal Legacy: Asia’s Call for Justice and Remembrance
Decades after WWII, survivors and experts continue to seek accountability for Japan’s wartime enslavement of hundreds of thousands across Asia, including the ‘comfort women’ system and forced labor.
Asia Remembers WWII ‘Comfort Women’ Tragedy: 400,000 Victims
As the 2025 Nanjing Massacre memorial approaches, Asia reflects on the unresolved legacy of 400,000 WWII ‘comfort women’ and ongoing calls for justice.