Crimes Against Humanity During WW2

The stories of World War 2 will forever be imprinted in our collective human mind.

Unrivaled in loss of life, boundless destruction, and decisions that changed the world as we knew it, these stories have gone down in history.

From concentration camps to aerial strikes, the war waged in increasingly brutal ways as it progressed.

But how much do you really know about what happened during those years?

These are the stories you won’t read about in any textbook.

The Wanton massacre of civilians and the torture of prisoners of war was only the beginning.

It can be easy to forget the horrors that unfolded when the world was at war. But the survivors will never forget … and neither should we.

This detailed exploration of the horrors of war will leave you reeling. The actions of soldiers and military personnel will shock you, as will the stories of perseverance and the will to survive.

Amongst these tragedies, there is hope that we can prevent them from happening again by remembering them.

In Crimes Against Humanity During WW2, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:

● Real-life accounts from survivors who witnessed horrors beyond imagination
● The chilling experiments carried out on prisoners of war in the secretive Unit 731 -- plague and frostbite are just the beginning
● The gripping retelling of the horrific Nanking Massacre and other war atrocities
● How the "father of the atomic bomb" really felt about his creation, and what he had to say after the bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima
● Daring stories of survival despite the odds
● How the history and cultural values of Japan have influenced the actions of its soldiers
● The death march that proved fatal to all but six of the prisoners who were forced to endure it
● Why the United States turned against its citizens with the establishment of internment camps

And much more ....

Whether you’re a total World War 2 newbie or an avid reader, you’ll uncover new and surprising accounts of life during the war.

History will come to life as you hear about the people and places defined by the war's events.

Although it can be difficult to face the tragedies that unfolded, by choosing to educate yourself you’re ensuring that the memory of those who lost their lives survives.

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I'm sure you'll at least learn something new.

I didn't like the fact it claimed the Japanese internment camps in the United States were as bad as the Nazi death camps. That's simply not the case. I live in a town that had a Japanese internment camp. My family had Japanese friends that got put into said camp. Although I'm certainly not defending the use of the camps, they were absolutely nothing like a Nazi death camp.