Fate of Top Officials of Imperial Japan
Japanese General Turned World’s Most Powerful Drug Trafficker: Kenji Doihara
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Kenji Doihara, known as Japan’s “Lawrence of Manchuria,” was the mastermind behind Japan’s invasion of Manchuria, which he turned into a vast opium empire. As head of the Japanese secret service in China, he spread addiction, crime, and terror—enslaving millions and creating a sprawling criminal network. Discover how Japan’s most dangerous intelligence officer rose to power—and how justice finally caught up with him.
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Japanese General Behind Japan’s WWII ...
He was educated in Japan’s most prestigious military institutions, but Akira Muto used his skills to wage a campaign of mass murder. He was one of Japan’s most ruthless WWII generals, responsible for the Nanjing Massacre and the Manila Massacre, where hundreds of thousands were murdered. From his...
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The Royal Behind the Nanjing Massacre...
Prince Yasuhiko Asaka was no ordinary soldier—he was royalty. In 1937, Prince Asaka commanded Japanese troops during the infamous Nanjing Massacre, where as many as 300,000 civilians and unarmed soldiers were killed. Despite eyewitness accounts of his orders to “kill all captives,” Asaka was neve...
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The “Tiger of Malaya”: General Tomoyu...
On December 7, 1941, Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor plunges the Pacific into war. Within hours, Japanese forces strike across Asia — from Malaya to the Philippines — led by one of Japan’s most capable and feared commanders, General Tomoyuki Yamashita, later known as the “Tiger of Malaya....
