1937 The Battle of Shanghai broke out. After three months of bloody battles, the Chinese army suffered great damage to the Japanese army. However, due to the huge gap in strength, he had to withdraw from Shanghai. The situation in Shanghai at that time was that in addition to the public concession and the French concession, they all became under the iron hoof of the Japanese army. Until the Pearl Harbor incident on December 7, 1941, Japan declared war on Britain and the United States. In nearly four years, Shanghai Concession became a famous island.
Shanghai Concession is a symbol of shame for the loss of sovereignty and poverty in the old China. However, during the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Concession became a place where all forces secretly fought with this transcendent position. The Kuomintang Central Committee and the Military Control Commission lurked a large number of spies here, while the underground party used the favorable conditions of the concession to send all kinds of materials purchased behind enemy lines to support the war of resistance. It goes without saying that how could the Japanese army sit idly by and act in a thrilling spy war and assassination battle here.
In order to combat anti-Japanese operations, the Japanese military police illegally inspected postal services, eavesdropped on phone calls, and sent a large number of plainclothes detectives to be distributed in dance halls, restaurants or public places. If anti-Japanese elements are found or suspected of being suspected of anti-Japanese, they will be arrested and interrogated directly.
At that time, the Japanese military police corps in Shanghai had two units. The Shanghai-South detachment was located on Betant Road in the French Concession (now Hengshan Road ), and the Shanghai-North detachment was located on Tiantong Road in the Public Concession (near Shanghai Railway Station today). In order to strengthen its control over Shanghai, Japan implemented the Baojia system and searched for anti-Japanese elements in the two major concessions in Shanghai. Those who were firm in their will and refused to rebel were tortured.
The Japanese military police used various types of tortures for interrogation, and the main commonly used are local burns and smoked chili smoke. The so-called local burn is to burn the hands or back with a lit cigarette butt, and the burned area immediately becomes a wound. If left untreated, the risk of necrosis or purulence at the wound is very high. The smoked chili smoke ignites the dried chili and pours the chili smoke into the nasal cavity, causing the person under trial to cough violently. Although these two tortures do not kill them, they will definitely not feel comfortable.
A heavier punishment is to hit someone with a rubber-wrapped wooden stick. It is said that the person being beaten only has internal injuries but no external injuries. What's even more cruel is the use of electrocution or dog bites. Electrocution can cause the person to be convulsed, tremble, and even suddenly stop the heart. Dog bites are applied to the inmate's body with a certain spice, which can stimulate the sense of smell of military dog . Japanese interrogators took the tortured person to a clearing ground surrounded by obstacles, and then released the military dog. The military dog rushed towards the tortured person following the fragrance. There are obstacles around, and there is nowhere to escape. The flesh on his body was torn off one by one by one by the military dog, and his body was covered in bruises and bleeding profusely.
If the above tortures are just "small tests" by the Japanese, then the water torture and stolen below are tragic and have no humanity. There are two types of stolen stolen irons are inserted into the prisoner's valley, and the other is to force the tortured to run barefoot on the burning iron plate, which is even more cruel than the ancient cannon. Even if the person being punished does not die, after a while, he will only have half his life left, and his aura will be dying.
Finally, let’s talk about waterboarding. It uses a water pipe to pour cold water directly into the mouth of the inmate until the abdomen is raised and the water flows backwards from the mouth and nose, which proves that it cannot be poured again. Then the inmate's stomach is treated as a stool and chair, asking the person to sit down hard, stand up again, and sit down again, and repeat this repeatedly and never stop. The seven orifices of the tortured person are like fountains, with water and blood flowing, and his hair turns red (bloody on the hole). If they faint, they also need to use burning cigarette butts to prick the tortured muscles to test whether they are pretending to be dead.
In addition to the military police, the Japanese invaders also had a variety of secret service agencies. For example, Wang Puppet No. 76, known as the Demon Cave, has the torture methods in it, which are the greatest achievements of torture in ancient and modern times. Those who can be tortured in the Demon Cave No. 76 without surrendering are really great heroes!
