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A photograph released from Jilin Provincial Archives on January 7, 2014. According to Xinhua Press, the photo "shows personnels of 'Manchukuo' attend a 'plague prevention' action which indeed is an bacteriological test directed by Japan's 'Unit 731'…

This is an image of the Korean congregation in front of the first Korean Methodist Episcopal Church in Honolulu.

Diorama recreation of a human dissection experiment room at Harbin's 731 Museum. The recreation includes a mural of open doors leading into a hallway. Ahead, a man in a white coat wheels a stretcher, his back facing the viewer. In front of the mural,…

Highlights gold found in various regions of California during the Gold Rush.

Photograph of Mission Cemetery taken in present day (2020).

"In 1900 the Office of the Superintendent of Immigration, which had been established in the Department of the Treasury in 1891, became the chief agency responsible for implementing Federal regulations mandated by the Chinese exclusion laws. Both the…

Soviet infantry in winter camouflage with a convoy of T-40 light tanks during the Battle of Moscow, 1941

Senator Lodge describes the proposed Open Skies program, which was intended to de-escalate the Cold War and provide more transparency for technological and military developments. The Open Skies program would have allowed reconnaissance operations to…

In a press conference, Roy Wilkins makes the claim that the NAACP was the first organization to execute sit-in protests and that the phenomenon did not actually begin with the February 1, 1960 Greensboro, North Carolina sit-in.

This man alludes to the Soviet rejection of Open Skies in 1955 and their advancement in missile development. This clip was made months after the Sputnik satellite launches when Americans were reeling from this apparent Cold War setback.