The Breeding House
A song by British Singer Bruce Dickinson about the Japanese Bioweapon creation "Unit 731" of WW2 and its atrocities. The lyrics of the song go into semi-lurid detail of the brutality of said unit, led by former Surgeon General/Colonel Shiro Ishii, who created poison bombs to kill people. They also pay homage to the surgeons who vivisected innocent victims in the many buildings' of its base complexes. Unit 731 was also known for making chemical weapons and testing conventional weapons on innocent civilians inside of China, WW2 Japan's Main Adversary.
" The breeding house stood at 731, he was just a working man..."
"The breeding house, you were there
And the sins of your fathers, in the breeding house"
"The breeding house, 731
And the sins of your fathers, are the sins of your sons"
"The breeding house, you were there
And the sins of your fathers, in the breeding house"
"The breeding house, 731
And the sins of your fathers, are the sins of your sons"
The Breeding House by ReizeiAkiyama November 30, 2022
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