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Imperial Japan's Unit 731 ran a vast biological warfare program in occupied Manchuria, killing at least 10,000 prisoners through systematic human experimentation. Its scientists were never prosecuted — shielded by a postwar U.S. deal that traded justice for data. The post Unit 731 Killed 10,000 in Human Experiments — and Got Full Immunity appeared first on History Collection.