Silent testimony: Japanese mop after corpses over and over, even the wells and pigsty have been filled with bodies.

The original title: Silent witness: After the Japanese mopping the corpses over and over again, even the wells and pigsty were all filled with corpses in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei base Fuping County "mopping up" when the farmers killed in Malan village.
Shunping County the original End County field tragedy monument.
May 7, 1943, the Japanese army surrounded the wild stone ditch, 118 innocent people were killed Yi County Zhai Tau monument.
Gangnan monuments monument.
December 12, 1943, the Japanese encircled Xigang South Village, Pingshan County, Hebei Province, killing 135 civilians and killing 5.
A blood debt Jiao Zhuang tragedy monument.
On September 20, 1943, the Japanese troops stationed in Jiaojiazhuang Village, Pingshan County, Hebei Province, killing more than 400 people in 28 days.
One of the three wells in the village and two pigsty filled with corpses, people are angrily called "Mitsui two pigsty".
Pingshan County Long Valley Jincha Ji Daily site.
The tragedy in the upper section of Yuncheng was killed by Japanese troops Memorial Tower.
The village trainee witness interviewed.
Yuncheng Shangcun village tragedy Zhang grapes.
In the case of Gao Hong-kou massacre in Wutai County, Yuncheng, 18 Japanese troops hiding in the yam kiln will burn alive.
The above graphic was selected from the "Seventeenth Volume of Japanese Invasion of China" "Sanko combat" and "no man's land", edited by Tian Su, Shandong Pictorial Publishing House published in May 2015.
A total of twenty-five volumes of "Japanese invasion of China map", Nanjing University honorary professor Zhang Xianwen editor.
Ministry of Education, Humanities and Social Science Key Research Base, Nanjing University Research Center of the Republic of China, Shandong Pictorial Publishing House Co., Ltd. cooperation projects, and was selected "National 12th Five-Year" national key book publishing project, national press and publication reform project library 2014 into .