| Abstrakt: |
The article discusses about the visit of the author to germ war exhibition. It was dark when the author and his colleagues arrived, the author noticed as the car swung in through the gates that troops kept the entrance clear so that no one could see who was in the care. The exhibition was well done, but anybody knows that an exhibition is not necessarily evidence. It began with panels of enlargements of pages taken from life and time dealing with American investigations into germ warfare. It continued with details of the alleged incidents -- the time, place, and so on. There were pictures of Chinese peasants who had given testimony and pictures and case histories of the people who had died of the various diseases which the Chinese claim were spread by American airmen. |
