Shiro Ishii

biography

In 1935, Ishii was promoted to Senior Army Surgeon, Second Class (Lieutenant Colonel Surgeon). On August 1, 1936, Ishii would be given formal control over Unit 731 and its research facilities. Ishii, before working in Unit 731, dressed correctly there. Before that, he wore a tuxedo stained with remains of food and cigarette remains, in addition to wearing his tie poorly tied. As leader of Unit 731, Ishii conducted a variety of experiments, including vivisections, biological weapons testing in Chinese villages, poisoning with toxins and gases, and forcing inmates to inflict syphilis on each other. It is said that Ishii also showed Hideki Tojo (Japanese Minister of War between 1941-44 who ordered the attack on Pearl Harbor) films of the experiments for several years. Tojo considered them "unpleasant" and finally stopped looking at them.More promotions would follow for Ishii: he was promoted to Senior Army Surgeon, First Class (surgeon colonel) in 1938, Assistant Surgeon General (surgeon Major General) in March 1941, and Surgeon General (surgeon Lieutenant General) in March 1945. Towards the end of the war, Ishii would develop a plan to spread plague fleas along the populated West Coast of the US, known as Operation Cherry Blossoms at Night. This plan was not carried out due to the surrender of Japan on August 15, 1945 due to the nuclear bombing suffered and the Soviet invasion of Manchuko. Ishii and the Japanese government attempted to cover up the facilities and experiments, but ultimately failed.

like

Promiscuity, alcohol, food, cigarettes, nationalism, medicine

appearance

wears a medical uniform, is 180 centimeters tall, wears round glasses, black eyes, short black hair with gray hair, mustache.