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    When the prisoners of war who got off the car were escorted to an open space temporarily enclosed by barbed wire as a gathering place on the platform, Yang Zhen finally learned about him and what they were about to face from the conversation between the two Japanese officers.  Right destiny.  ¡¾.Com text¡¿

    When these Chinese prisoners of war were escorted from the parking lot to the temporary concentration area inside the barbed wire fence, a lieutenant in the Japanese army stood outside the barbed wire fence under the protection of several guards and carefully looked at each prisoner of war in front of him.  It wasn't until his eyes scanned almost the entire group of prisoners of war that he nodded with satisfaction.

    Seeing the satisfied expression on the face of the lieutenant colonel, a major officer ran out from the escorting Japanese army. Under the leadership of a Japanese captain, he came to the lieutenant colonel and stood at attention, saluted and reported: "The humble post of Major Kenji Ogasawara, staff officer of the North China Front, serves the front army."  In the name of Major General Naosaburo Okabe, Chief of Staff, I will escort the Chinese prisoners of war to report to you."

    "A total of 600 Chinese prisoners of war were escorted this time. Except for those who were shot while trying to escape and the 70 who were weak and sick and died on the way, the remaining 530 were all escorted successfully. This is the roster, please Lieutenant Commander  Please check it out.¡±

    After saying that, Major Ogasawara presented a thick book of information to the lieutenant colonel.  Perhaps because he was reminded by his superior before leaving, Major Ogasawara looked very respectful when facing the lieutenant colonel in front of him.  Even though the Lieutenant Colonel in front of him, wearing the military doctor logo, was only one level higher than him.

    Seeing the roster that Major Ogasawara handed to him, as a dignified lieutenant colonel, it was naturally impossible for him to personally inspect these China Army prisoners of war who were extremely despicable in his eyes.  Naturally, someone will do these so-called trivial things for him.  He waved his hand and took over the roster from the captain brought over by Major Ogasawara. He turned around and took several soldiers with the word "gendarme" written on their arms to begin the examination.

    After the captain began to count the number of people according to the roster, the lieutenant colonel arrogantly responded with a less than standard military salute and said: "Lieutenant Colonel Ota Cheng, the general affairs director of the Kwantung Army Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department, was ordered by the commander of the army, Colonel Shiro Ishii, to receive these  Prisoners of War.¡±

    After saying these words, the Japanese lieutenant colonel touched his neatly trimmed snotty beard, looked at the prisoners of war in the barbed wire fence, and then said: "Okabe-kun is interested. Colonel Ishii wants three hundred Chinese soldiers from him."  He sent over 600 prisoners of war, although some died on the road, but the remaining ones were quite a lot. The prison of the Ministry of Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply was built according to the standard of 300 people, and the extra ones were accommodated.  It takes a lot of effort.¡±

    "Your Majesty Lieutenant Colonel, you know that the Chinese people's physique has always been very weak, which is nothing compared to the strong physique of our Yamato people. For safety reasons, we cannot provide them with enough supplies on the road. General Okabe  I was worried that too many deaths on the road would miss the important event of the Kwantung Army, so I specially selected twice as many as the Kwantung Army requested. "

    "But since Your Excellency Lieutenant Colonel thinks there are too many, then should we clear out all the extra 200 people? When the Kwantung Army needs it, just ask the North China Front Army to send it over. Anyway, these pig-like China  We have plenty of people there. If we can't, we can just send a troop to the countryside to do a sweep." At this point, Major Ogasawara slashed his hand.

    This guy is obviously a veteran in massacring Chinese people, and he is extremely skilled in making this downward slashing gesture.  To him, the lives of prisoners of war like Yang Zhen were not worth mentioning at all.  In his eyes, the life of a Chinese person is probably worse than a pig.

    "That's not necessary. Ogasawara-kun is overly worried. Although the number of Chinese prisoners of war is larger than expected, it is not something that our Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department cannot absorb. We can still use these extra people."

    Lieutenant Colonel Ota Cheng obviously did not want to get too entangled with the young Major in front of him on this issue. He changed the topic and said: "Ogasawara-kun, you have worked hard along the way. When Ogasawara-kun returns, please tell Colonel Ishii and myself  General Terauchi and Major General Okabe express their gratitude to the Kwantung Army Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department for their strong assistance. At the same time, I also express my personal respect for Major General Okabe.¡±

    Speaking of this, the Japanese colonel, who had been arrogant since the meeting, seemed to have casually said to Major Ogasawara: "How are you, General Okabe, doing now? Are you still working as hard as before? But after not seeing him for several years, he has actually been promoted to general. It's really great.  His career is promising. This guy didn¡¯t even bother to come to Manchuria to see my old acquaintance.¡±

    After saying that, he looked at Major Ogasawara's face and said with a smile: "Ogasawara-kun, don't be suspicious. Okabe-kun and I are fellow townsmen of Hiroshima and have been close friends for many years. It's just that he joined the Hiroshima Army District when he was thirteen.  I studied in early childhood school, and I later entered the Imperial University to study medicine.¡±

    "Your Excellency was General Okabe in the past? Before I leave,The general of the Ministry never mentioned to his subordinates that he had an old acquaintance in the Kwantung Army¡¯s Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department?  If I have made any mistakes before taking up my post, please forgive me, Lieutenant Colonel.  "

    "General Okabe is physically strong and energetic, and has always been a model for our emperor's officers. Therefore, although the work is a bit busy, General Okabe has always handled it well. His general demeanor has always been a model for humble officials. General Okabe has been  After receiving the transfer order, I will be transferred to the position of Lieutenant General of the First Division of the Kwantung Army and will take office soon. General Okabe did not come to see you, maybe because he wanted to give you a surprise. "

    As a close confidant of Major General Naosaburo Okabe, the current Chief of Staff of the North China Front, Major Ogasawara heard that the young lieutenant colonel in front of him, a military doctor who was awesome and even more arrogant than the senior colonels of regular field divisions, was actually Major General Okabe's old friend.  knowledge.  And when it sounded like the relationship between the two was not ordinary, the dissatisfaction that had filled his heart immediately disappeared. Instead of showing any hesitation on his face, he became even more respectful.

    Seeing that Major Ogasawara in front of him could not help but dwarf his body by three points after hearing what he said, Ota Cheng patted Major Ogasawara on the shoulder with some satisfaction and said: "Ogasawara-kun, it was a very hard journey. General Ishii has died.  After the inventory is completed, Ogasawara-kun and all the officers will go to rest, and someone will make arrangements for your soldiers. "

    "Is this your first time in Manchuria, Ogasawara-kun? Since you are here this time, you will spend a few more days. The style of Manchuria cannot be seen in Japan. Especially the style of Russian women here is unseen in China.  In comparison, if Mr. Ogasawara doesn't like those Russian women, there are also petite Korean women and various Chinese women. As for General Okabe, I will naturally tell you."

    Having said this, he took off the white gloves he had just patted on Ogasawara's shoulders and threw them to the guard behind him. He smiled casually and said: "I am a soldier, but I am also a doctor. I wear medical gloves on weekdays.  I'm used to it, but I always feel a little uncomfortable wearing these army-issued gloves. I hope Ogasawara-kun doesn't think too much about it."

    Looking at the person in front of me, although the military uniform is straight and even the details are neatly trimmed, and he doesn't look a bit slovenly, but because he doesn't wear the saber that the imperial officer is accustomed to wear, it can be seen that he has what Ogasawara thinks a soldier should have.  The majestic Lieutenant Colonel, Ogasawara always felt that there was a wolf-like ferocity behind the smile on his face.  Although I knew that the explanation given by His Excellency the Colonel was definitely not the truth, I didn't dare to ask more questions.

    Naturally, the conversation between Lieutenant Colonel Ota Sumi and Major Ogasawara was not in Chinese, and judging from the interrogation records sent along with the roster, none of these Chinese were proficient in Japanese, so there was no conversation between the two.  With too many scruples, I stood outside the barbed wire fence that trapped prisoners of war.  There was only a barbed wire fence between them and the prisoners of war.

    In addition, although the train station was under martial law inside and outside at this time and was full of Japanese soldiers, there was no ordinary tourist, making this small train station far less lively than an ordinary station and very quiet.  But the noise from the dozen or so military dogs on the platform, which were fed with Chinese flesh and blood and were so excited when they saw the Chinese prisoners of war in front of them, thinking that another delicious meal was coming, made the noise from the bursts of howls.  It's really not small.  Although the conversation between two people with this kind of different noise cannot be said to be loud, it is definitely not quiet either.

    ¡°It¡¯s just that neither Lieutenant Colonel Ota Sumi nor Major Ogasawara expected that among the group of Chinese prisoners of war in front of them, most of whom they thought were illiterate and had no chance of being proficient in Japanese, there would actually be someone who could understand them.  This person is none other than Yang Zhen, who has been a man for two generations now.

    It would be fine if Yang Zhen didn¡¯t understand Japanese, but unfortunately, in later generations, when Yang Zhen was in military school, he studied Japanese for several years at his own expense.  Although I can't say that I'm proficient, I'm probably close to it.  The conversation between the two happened to be right in front of him, so Yang Zhen heard the conversation clearly.

    When it comes to the name of the Japanese army, the Kwantung Army Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department, not only the Chinese of this era know what kind of army it is, but even most Chinese in later generations are not clear about it.  But if we talk about his other name, "The 731st Unit of the Kwantung Army", I am afraid that except for those brain-dead people from the so-called Hari clan, no one knows it.  When this name is mentioned, there are not many Chinese people in later generations who would not hate it.  This name was extremely infamous in later generations of China.

    The 731st Unit of the Kwantung Army was founded in 1932 by Shiro Ishii, a Japanese germ warfare maniac. It specialized in using Chinese people for human experiments to develop various bacterial weapons.  Initially called the Kamo Force or the Togo Force, it was renamed the Kwantung Army's 731st Force in 1941.  The so-called Kwantung Army Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department is just a name he uses to hide his name from others.

     Hearing what the Japanese lieutenant colonel in front of him said about the Kwantung Army's Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department, Yang Zhen knew very clearly about the past and present life of this army, and what the so-called Epidemic Prevention and Water Supply Department did, Yang Zhen immediately  Then we understood the true intention of the Japanese army to transport these prisoners of war to the Northeast.  That is not to use them as special workers to work in the mines, nor to build so-called secret warehouses for them, but to use them to conduct chemical experiments to develop bacterial weapons.

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