What can history teach us about the darkest corners of human behavior and the responsibilities of science? Cohosts Katherine, Megan, and Allen uncover the story of Unit 731, where war, ethics, and memory intersect. Through compelling research and reflection, they examine the atrocities committed, the resilience of the victims, and the vital role of education in preserving truth and promoting accountability.
Through a lens of art history and psychology, they reframe Unit 731, exploring new ways to understand the significance of preserved artifacts and photographs from the site. By analyzing these images as not just historical records, but as pieces of art, they uncover how memory and representation play vital roles in educating future generations. Underlining how confronting this dark chapter of history can guide future generations toward a more just and humane society.
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