德国学者揭露日军在华人体实验的专著在法兰克福书展首发中英文版

Core Points - The book titled "Medical Human Experiments Conducted by Japanese Biological Warfare Units in China from 1932 to 1945" was launched at the Frankfurt Book Fair, authored by Tilman Bärnighausen, the director of the Global Health Institute at Heidelberg University [1] - The author analyzes historical documents from Japan, the United States, and Germany to objectively recount the history of human experiments conducted by Japanese biological warfare units during World War II [1] - Bärnighausen emphasizes that this dark history contradicts medical ethics and represents a challenge to human conscience and the bottom line of civilization [1] - The book highlights the horrific nature of Japan's bacteriological weapon research and its human experimentation in China, which is a crucial yet long-ignored chapter in global medical and war history [1] - Huang Deyang, the Chinese Consul General in Frankfurt, stated that the book makes several key conclusions and critical evaluations, advocating for human conscience, fairness, justice, and world peace [1] - The book aims to clarify the unalterable historical facts of Japan's invasion of China, which holds special value in urging relevant countries to correctly understand and address history [1] Additional Context - Zhou Qing, the Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of Sichuan Xinhua Publishing and Distribution Group, remarked that the publication of the book is a solemn tribute to the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War and the global anti-fascist war [2] - The publication reflects the commitment of domestic and international publishing colleagues to "remember history and cherish peace," showcasing their cultural responsibility [2]