
Evil Unbound: Shedding Light on Unit 731’s Dark Legacy
The film ‘Evil Unbound’ dives into Unit 731’s brutal history, challenging decades of silence as survivors, apologies, and archives converge to reveal shocking WWII truths.
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The film ‘Evil Unbound’ dives into Unit 731’s brutal history, challenging decades of silence as survivors, apologies, and archives converge to reveal shocking WWII truths.
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