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Shirō Ishii ran history's most brutal biological warfare program, killing thousands in Manchuria. When WWII ended, American intelligence shielded him from prosecution — and quietly absorbed his data into U.S. bioweapons research. The post Unit 731: Japan Gave the U.S. Its Death Data and Walked Free appeared first on History Collection.