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Japanese Germ Warfare 1940s
Survivors of Bubonic Plague in 2008
with Peter Li (front) and Cynthia Wang (right rear), and Jean Bee Chan (left rear)—
all members of Global Alliance; Peter Li is also a member of NJ-ALPHA
Consequences of Plague Deaths for these Survivors
Because the father of the family usually was the one who died from plague or from depression after family
deaths of plague, young survivors (seven to thirteen-years of age) became poverty-stricken and often had to
drop out of school to help support their families.
Aftermath of Germ Warfare
It has been estimated that 700,000 - 2,000,000 chemical bombs, most of them loaded with mustard gas and
many of them corroded and leaking, are still scattered in China. Periodically during construction projects
Chinese are affected by these leaking bombs and suffer severe injuries. The Japanese have not yet provided
China with maps listing the location of all these burial sites.
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