• Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:Sarah came across this video about Unit 731... She had never heard of it before, so James decided to do a show on it.
• In the 1930s & '40s, Japan created a human medical testing project called Unit 731.
• Unit 731 was created with legitimate intentions and was meant to conduct research that would benefit Japanese soldiers.
• Volunteers who signed consent waivers participated in early experiments. However, as the war intensified, they altered their methods.
• Although the 1925 Geneva Accords had banned the use of biological or chemical weapons in warfare, the Japanese nevertheless wanted to prepare for these types of warfare.
• As these types of experiments were natural ones that most people would not volunteer for, so the Japanese decided to use prisoners of war as their test subjects

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