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New evidence nails Japan's war atrocities

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By Zhou Huiying
| China Daily (English) Verified
A video of the oral testimony by medical soldier Hitoshi Tanizaki of the Hailar branch of the Imperial Japanese Army is showcased at the Exhibition Hall of Evidences of Crime Committed by Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, on Friday.
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New evidence nails Japan's war atrocities

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By Zhou Huiying
| China Daily (English) Verified
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Shanxi hospital details response to posting of surgery photos

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By Zhou Huiying
| China Daily (English) Verified
A Shanxi hospital has detailed the results of an investigation into a breach of patient privacy involving the posting of surgery images online. A widespread discussion was sparked online on Sunday when a person believed to be an intern nurse at the First Hospital of Shanxi Medical University posted a series of photos from an obstetric surgery scene, one of which showed a patient's private parts.
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