well the japanese were famous for their military brutalty, not just in china but everywhere they roam

their methods of torture are really effective, considering how the subject dies anyways for apparently wasting the time and resource of the imperial army

Warwick, what was that movie about? What kind of social unsettlement did it stir?

Boobies,
the movie Paradise road was about women POWs taken prisone by the Japanese. And about the choir they formed in the POW camp.
All based on true events.
If you are interested in the Massacre of Australian nurses do a search for the " Bangka Island massacre on the net.
Pretty nasty stuff.
I believe what was in the movie was too politically incorrect for hollywood at the time.
Especially women volunteering to become comfort women so they got better treatment (?).
The machine gunning of the Women and children as well as the aussie nurses really happened.

Insanity

like i said, true brutality, no one can match the japanese military, they are the king

Japan treats a lot of countries badly. I still don't see why the U.S trust Japan so much. Do they not remember Pearl Harbor and all the trouble Japan caused before.

According to their reasons of why they occupy other nations is because of resource concerns and the quest for Imperial Dominance over the entire Continent of Asia. Imperial Japan is no different from Nazis Germany, whose goals are exactly the same:

1. The inner idea of Racial Superiority
2. The will to expand their borders and to create a mighty Empire
3. To create a solution to the lack of natural resources
4. To relieve the tensions of the Great Depression

lol, except the japanese government are just dam lazy to build some real concentration camps, i mean cmon, some shack with a barb wire around it is not a good accomdonation

lol, however the japanese method is pretty efficient, kill everyone they see