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China has released its eleventh set of confessions from Japanese war criminals during the World
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War Two. In the latest confession, a former Japanese
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soldier admits to killing well over 8-hundred Chinese... many in deeply degrading ways.
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Just a word of warning,... some of the images contained in this report by Sohn Jung-in are
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disturbing and viewer discretion is advised.
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China's State Archives Administration posted the confession of Keiji Saganaka on Sunday
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in its latest move to expose Japan's war crimes on the international stage.
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In his written confession, Keiji admitted killing 831 Chinese while he was in command
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from April 1937 to September 1945. The victims included 434 civilians, 98 militiamen,
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252 soldiers of the Eighth Route Army, 38 anti-Japanese soldiers of other armies and
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nine prisoners of war.
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His methods of killing were especially brutal,... shooting, stabbing, beheading, burning, and
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starving. He confessed to killing a soldier by dissecting
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him while he was still alive and burying 30 civilians waist-high before shooting them.
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Keiji was also responsible for the enslavement of thousands of Chinese civilians who were
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captured and used for forced labor. He also admitted to raping more than 30 Chinese
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women and using poison gas on the battlefield.
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This is only the beginning of China's publication of confessions of 45 Japanese war criminals.
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China wants to highlight Japan's wartime atrocities amid disputes with the country over history
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and territory. The document has also been translated into
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English,... reflecting China's efforts to reach Western audiences.
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Sohn Jung-in, Arirang News.
