Shiro Ishii was born on June 25th, 1992 in Dali, Chiyoda Village, Wu Shan County, Chiba Prefecture. Shiro Ishii's family is a local big landlord, and he is the fourth son of Ishii's family.
It is said that when Shiro Ishii was studying in a local private school, he once recited the whole textbook in one night, and his brain was so good that teachers were greatly surprised.
After graduating from Chiba Junior High School, Shiro Ishii successfully entered the Faculty of Medicine of Imperial University in Kyoto, Japan from Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture.
Shiro Ishii has been fascinated by the so-called "Wang Fo He Ming" concept of Japanese Rilian Sect and Beijing Sect since childhood. In the First World War, he showed great interest in the poisonous gas war of European powers. According to his younger generation's confession, Ishii admired Bismarck, the German "bloody prime minister", or he was a Japanese nationalist who was extremely interested in science. Maybe this is his choice of career.
After graduating from Ishii Shiro University, he joined the Japanese army as a cadre reserve team, and then entered the Graduate School of Imperial University in Kyoto as an army training. After graduating from graduate school, he began to advance by leaps and bounds on the road of professional soldiers.
As the chief culprit of the "Black Death" that swept Europe in the Middle Ages, Yersinia pestis made people look pale. According to the prior agreement, all European countries, including Nazi Germany, excluded Yersinia pestis from germ warfare weapons. You can imagine how terrible it is, but Shiro Ishii is fascinated by Yersinia pestis, just like a fanatic.
193 1 autumn, Shiro Ishii returned to Japan after a "spy visit" to European countries. Nine months ago, the Japanese Kwantung Army planned the "Wicker Lake Incident".
After returning home, Shiro Ishii reported the results of his trip to Europe to the Japanese War Department, and suggested to his superiors that Japan immediately start the research on transferring bacteria to weapons. European powers, especially Nazi Germany, have begun to try bacterial weapons. "If Japan doesn't start basic research immediately, it won't catch up with the carriage."
It is believed that from then on, Shiro Ishii began to study the toxicity of bacteria and became the head of the epidemic prevention laboratory of the Japanese Army Medical College.
"As a teacher of the military medical school, Shiro Ishii used an assistant to conduct in-vivo experiments. Several of them used to be Ishii Shiro's assistants, and people engaged in bacterial research all died of infection ... Among many acute infectious diseases, Ishii Shiro was most concerned about plague. It is still unclear what kind of bacteria these assistants died of, but the biggest possibility is plague, "recalled the relevant personnel of the former Army Institute of Epidemic Prevention.
There is a reason why Shiro Ishii is so fond of the "plague" that European powers are unwilling to study. /kloc-In the middle of the 0/4th century, the "Black Death" (that is, the plague) spread in the European continent, sweeping across Spain, Greece, Italy, the whole Balkan Peninsula, south to Britain, France and Germany, north to the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Sweden, and east to most parts of Europe in parts of Russia. At that time, there were about 100 million people in the European continent, and nearly a quarter of them died of the plague, which shows that it is terrible and fierce.
Because of this, Ishii Shiro regards Yersinia pestis as "the best bacterial weapon that Japan should study alone".
1933, the Japanese kwantung army established the secret research institute of germ warfare in Harbin, which became the later kwantung army epidemic prevention and water supply headquarters, also known as Ishii army. This army expanded rapidly in the hands of Ishii Shiro. They used captured China, the Soviet Union and Koreans to conduct various vivisection and bacterial experiments in an attempt to create a powerful bacterial weapon. Later, at 194 1, this unit was changed to the code word "Manchuria 73 1".
1in July, 942, Shiro Ishii was dismissed from his post as the commander of the 73 1 army, and then transferred to Nanjing to direct the notorious "Zhejiang-Jiangxi War" in the Japanese invasion of China, that is, the large-scale germ war.
With the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany, the anti-fascist allies won the final victory in the European battlefield. At this time, only Japanese fascists are still fighting bloody battles in the Asian battlefield, dying.
1in March, 1945, Shiro Ishii, who once again served as the commander of the 73 1 unit, renamed his unit as 25202 and issued a "production increase instruction". He said, "It is imperative for Japan and the Soviet Union to go to war ... From today, concentrate all the forces of the army and unexpectedly increase the production of bacteria, fleas and rats."
At this time, 73 1 Army has successfully developed the drying and preservation technology of Yersinia pestis, and even created a denatured bacterium with toxicity 60 times higher than that of ordinary Yersinia pestis. The atomization technology of Yersinia pestis has also made a breakthrough, and a large number of mice with strong viability and a flea with strong blood-sucking ability have been cultivated.
73 1 troops had produced and stored a considerable amount of various bacteria before the end of the war. "If bacterial weapons spread in an ideal way, it is estimated that human beings on earth will perish." (73 1 Confessions of the former researcher of the PLA)
At the same time, the Kwantung Army Command also issued an order to increase production of "3 million rats" and "1 100 million fleas" to 73 1 unit. "However, 1 100 million fleas are alive and kicking, covered with Yersinia pestis, which is a very terrible thing ... what will happen if these fleas are put in Soviet troops and Soviet cities ..." (73 1 army recalls)
Fortunately, before the 73 1 troops completed the task of increasing production of bacteria, plague and fleas and prepared to release bacterial weapons, the Soviet Union announced the start of the war against Japan.
In the early morning of August 9th, 1945,150,000 Soviet Red Army soldiers split into three roads and launched an all-out attack on the Japanese Kwantung Army entrenched in the northeast of China and the Korean Peninsula. The Japanese army was wiped out, and the whole Kwantung Army was in chaos.
The Soviet Red Army launched a fierce offensive and quickly approached Harbin. August10,731The troops received the order of "rapid retreat" from their superiors. If the research base falls into the hands of the Soviet army, the criminal acts of the 73 1 unit will be completely exposed, and all its personnel will be held accountable for war criminals.
After receiving the order, Ishii Shiro immediately ordered all the detained "Maruta" to be killed and silenced; 73 1 Army's various research and experimental data and strains were transported back to Japan. First, the members of the army were evacuated, and the engineering troops were ordered to quickly blast the research facilities and destroy the evidence.
73 1 Members of the Army received an order from their superiors when they fled back to Japan. "(1) After returning to his hometown, he should also conceal the fact and experience of having participated in the 73 1 Army; (2) Not holding any public office; (3) It is strictly forbidden for soldiers to contact each other. "
Later, the Far East International Military Tribunal opened, and the Soviet Union demanded that Shiro Ishii and others of the 73 1 Army be tried and severely punished. When Shiro Ishii got the news, he immediately flattered the Allied Command and provided the research materials of the 73 1 unit he brought back to China to the United States to avoid the trial.
The United States was ecstatic after receiving the information provided by Shiro Ishii, and even quietly released Masayoshi Kitano (1942 to 1945 as 73 1 Force Commander) who was held in the Shanghai Prisoner's Shelter in China. And before the Allied General Command interrogated Shiro Ishii, he was given the opportunity to collude with Makoto Kitano. As a result, the interrogation of Allied General Command was only a formality. In the end, the United States informed the Soviet Union that Shiro Ishii and others were missing, and 73 1 troops were not enough to become war criminals. As a result, this demon army fought an unprecedented germ war in the history of the world, killed countless people, committed countless crimes and escaped.
Shiro Ishii also got a dormitory related to the former navy in Shikoku, Tokyo from the US military, and transformed it into a comfort station (brothel) for American soldiers. While doing evil activities to please the US military ("Japan's sexual diplomacy towards the American occupation forces after the war"), I was sorting out the information of the 73 1 unit that I brought back to Japan.
Shiro Ishii died in Tokyo on 19591October 9 at the age of 67.
73 1 troops fled, and the following year, from the end of June to the end of September, 1946, a serious plague broke out near Fangping town in Harbin, causing the death of 103 villagers. The plague epidemic was caused by rats and fleas that escaped from 73 1 troops.
Because the highest rank military doctor in the Japanese army is only Lieutenant General, Shiro Ishii cannot be promoted to general. This bloody executioner loves the "plague" and is essentially a madman without humanity. If he is prepared for germ warfare, it will certainly cause incalculable terrorist consequences. Compared with the "germ weapon" that can destroy all mankind, the atomic bomb at that time could only be regarded as a "younger brother".
This sinful "Plague Lieutenant General" should be regarded as the craziest and most terrible general among the Japanese invaders.