Unit 731
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the greatest coward. Bleeding on the Floor Age: - Gender: Female Posts: 1280 | Japan never formally appologized to China. Most people have never even heard of this attrocoty because it was so well hidden. The Holocaust, because of how many more people were killed, was publicized much more. Questions to consider: -Do you think Japan still owes and appology to China? Why or why not? -Do you believe that the Holocaust should have been publicized more than this or should these attrocities have been brought into the light? Why or why not? -Do you think this should be part of the curriculum in public school Social Studies? Why or why not? If so, in what grade should it be taught. -What can the world do to prevent things like this from happening again? Also, if I missed or got any information wrong, feel free to correct me. |
Hell Yeah Georgie Really Not Okay Age: 31 Gender: Female Posts: 727 | -Do you think Japan still owes and appology to China? Why or why not? No. I think although it is horrific that these things happened the people who are responsible are probably long gone. As are the victims. I don't think you can hold a nation responisble for its predecessors' actions personally. -Do you believe that the Holocaust should have been publicized more than this or should these attrocities have been brought into the light? Why or why not? I think it's wrong that this was not brought and still isn't brought to people's attention. I think that it is important that people know about these things to prevent them happening in the future. People learn from their mistakes, humanity as a whole does too. -Do you think this should be part of the curriculum in public school Social Studies? Why or why not? If so, in what grade should it be taught. Yes. Absolutely 100% yes. People need to know these things. Ignorance is never good. People should learn all the facts so they can make a judgement for themselves. Then people can act on it if anything as unacceptable as this happens again in the future. I don't know about grades, but here in the UK I know WW2 is part of the history course, as is Japan's invasion of Manchuria. For GCSE (year 11 age 15-16) students it would not be out of place on the existing syllabus. |
sweet disposition. Banned Age: 30 Gender: Female Posts: 48272 | -Do you think Japan still owes and appology to China? Why or why not? I agree with The Magic Fairy. Those who were a part of Unit 731 will be long gone by now. If Japan were to apologise, it would seem insincere, and it wasn't coming from those who had done wrong. -Do you believe that the Holocaust should have been publicized more than this or should these attrocities have been brought into the light? Why or why not? I definatly do. I hadn't even heard of this until reading so, and I think it's disgusting. Both the Holocaust and this deserve to be brought the public's eye equally, although I do think (sorry if this is going off topic), it should be made more clear that it wasn't just Jews who died in the Holocaust. -Do you think this should be part of the curriculum in public school Social Studies? Why or why not? If so, in what grade should it be taught. Yes, I think it's important for young people to be informed of how the world works. It also raises awareness and can help prevent future similiar tradegies from occuring. I think from the age of 11 onwards, it should be taught in history lessons. |
Fading Sanity Bleeding on the Floor Age: 31 Gender: Female Posts: 1240 | -Do you believe that the Holocaust should have been publicized more than this or should these attrocities have been brought into the light? Why or why not? I think maybe Unit 731 should have been publicised a little more than it was (not more than the holocaust, just more than it was) because it was horrible and a lot of people don't know about it (like me) But maybe not over publicised because it could have cause an even larger problem or war at the time -Do you think this should be part of the curriculum in public school Social Studies? Why or why not? If so, in what grade should it be taught. I definitely think it should be taught in schools. If its not, what's stopping a kid from thinking its okay one day and starting it again. I think middle school and up (about 11 and up) would be the best age to teach it, any younger may be too young |
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