Author: Bu Ping
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A Record of Japanese Atrocities in China Series. Chemical weapons abandoned by the Japanese army in China are often referred to as "poison gas shells." Mustard gas is called "the king of poison gas," while Lewisite is known as "the death mist." To this day, there is still no effective treatment or medication for the damage caused by these poisons. Once affected, victims either die or endure immense pain and prolonged treatment.
Chemical Warfare: Tracing the Trail of the Devil
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