【战犯罪证篇】日本战犯的侵华罪行自供(4)--佐佐真之助

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          佐佐真之助

       Nosuke Sasaki

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据佐佐真之助1954年8月—1956年5月笔供，他1893年出生于日本福冈县。1932年9月到中国参加侵华战争，任关东军第10师团步兵第63联队第3大队少佐大队长，1945年7月任关东军第3方面军第39师中将师团长。1945年8月23日被苏军逮捕。      

重要罪行有：

1932年10月，“我于佳木斯驻防期间”，   “当做密探嫌疑者而逮捕了中国人民约30名”，“其中经拷问后杀害了抗日战士15名，人民6名”。“在佳木斯东北方约10公里之村庄，”“对战场村庄的人民给予了损害，依照我的命令杀害5名”。

1940年8月，在浙江莫干山，“我的部下大队在战斗中曾使用毒瓦斯(绿筒)给予了重庆军(即国民党军——编者注)战士莫大的损害”。10月，在浙江诸暨，“杀害了重庆军战士约600名，在这里边包含战斗中重伤者和被战士杀害的俘虏推测约40名。这个罪恶是我平常教育须杀害这些俘虏的结果。又各大队在战斗中使用毒瓦斯(绿筒)，给予了重庆军战士很大的损害”。

1941年1月，在浙江杭州，其指挥的第1大队“逮捕密探嫌疑者约20名，拷问杀害的约7名”;第2大队“逮捕密探嫌疑者约20名，拷问之后杀害的约9名”;第3大队“逮捕密探嫌疑者约25名，拷问杀害的约8名”。

1943年12月，在“荷兰领属东印度安汶岛”，“强制的使用印度尼西亚妇女十数名，设立一个慰安所，供给日本兵士之用，这是对印度尼西亚妇女重大的侮辱行为”。

1944年6月，在从浙江金华向衢州作战中，“杀伤人民约50名”。

1944年12月—1945年5月，在湖北“逮捕了抗日军及抗日团之密探嫌疑者共约90名，在调查拷问之下共杀害约30名”，“于步兵联队宣抚班，也对中国人民进行欺骗的宣传，在其行动中虐待人民，其中杀害约6名”。在湖北当阳，“对奋起正义行动的多数人民，殴打虐待致杀害约20名”。“为了教育刺杀练习试斩等使用，惨杀了俘虏5名”。“师团于湖北省驻防期间，在当阳从以前就设立的日本人经营之慰安所，使之供给日本军队慰安，师团对此经营予以支持。该慰安所里有中国妇女十数名，都是因日本帝国主义之侵略战争，而陷于生活困苦，被强制的收容从事贱业。我想在宜昌、荆门也有和这同样的慰安所。”

1945年1月，在湖北当阳，“杀害了俘虏约5名”。“师团将各部队军官召集到当阳，进行毒瓦斯教育之际，把2名俘虏放入瓦斯室内，为试验毒瓦斯效力使用。又师团军医部，把4名俘虏放入瓦斯室内，进行毒瓦斯效力试验而虐待，终于把他们都杀害了”。

1945年2月，在湖北沙市西北方马山屯“杀害了中国无辜人民约15名”。

1945年3月，在湖北襄樊作战期间，“杀害重庆军战士约3500名(于此之中，包含杀害俘虏若干名)”，   “杀害中国人民约200名”，“强奸的中国妇女数字约50名”，“烧毁民房约200户”。“为了隐匿师团之作战企图”，“阻止了3名人民通行，并杀害之外，于其他村庄道路等，逮捕虐待人民，杀害十数名”。“在南漳方面作战中，发现由中国人民4名用担架搬运2名负伤的重庆军战士中，便将该负伤战士2名杀害，并将逃跑的搬运中之人民4名也射杀了”。“各步兵部队于攻击战斗期间，使用毒瓦斯及炮兵发射瓦斯弹，给予重庆军损害”。

另：

1932年9月—12月，“杀害人民：作战时约35名，平常时约8名，计约43名”。

1934年3月—12月，“杀害人民：约10名”。

1936年3月—1937年5月，“杀害人民：约7名”。

1940年3月—1941年3月，“杀害人民：作战时约3名，平常时约24名，计约27名”，“强奸妇女：平常时1名”。

1942年12月—1944年1月，“杀害人民：作战时约3名，平常时约21名(以外负伤约15名)，计约24名”，“糟蹋妇女(慰安所)：十数名”。

1944年2月—11月，“杀害人民：作战时约50名，“平常时约2名”，“强奸妇女，1名”。

1944年12月—1945年8月，“杀害俘虏：作战时约6名，平常时做刺杀教育用约5名，试验毒瓦斯教育用6名，其它5名，共计约22名”。“杀害人民：“作战时约204名”，“平常时约65名”。“计约269名”。“强奸妇女，作战时约50名(推测数)”，   “平常时约17名(包含慰安所)”，“共计约67名””。

     

According to the written confession of Nosuke Sasaki from August1954 to   May 1956, he was born in 1893in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. In September 1932,   he came to China to join the Japanese War ofAggression against China and served   as majorand battalion chief of the 3rd Brigade of the 63rd Infantry Regiment of   the 10th Division of the Kwantung Army. InJuly 1945, he became lieutenant   generaland commander of the 39th Division of the 3rd Front Army of the Kwantung   Army. On 23 August 1945, he was arrested bythe Soviet Army.

Major offences:

October 1932: “during my garrison duty in Jiamusi”, “about 30Chinese   people were arrested as spysuspects”. “Among them, 15 soldiers and 6 civilians   were killed after interrogation withtorture.” In a village 10 kilometers to the  northeast of Jiamusi”, “damage was made to people in the villages onthe   battlefield and 5 people werekilled under my command”;

August 1940: in Moganshan, Zhejiang, “the battalion undermy command   inflicted great damage tothe soldiers of the Chongqing Army (i.e. the  Kuomintang Army, note by the editor) by using poison gas (green colored   canisters)”. In October inZhuji, Zhejiang, “about 600 soldiers of Chongqing   Army were killed, and among them, 40 hadbeen seriously wounded in combat or  taken as captives. This crime was due to my daily instruction that thecaptives   should be killed. All thebattalions used poison gas (green colored canisters)   in the battles to do great damage to theChongqing Army soldiers”;

January 1941: in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, the First Battalion under hiscommand   “arrested about 20spy suspects and around 7 of them were killed after   interrogation with torture”; the SecondBattalion “arrested about 20 spy   suspectsand around 9 of them were killed after interrogation with torture”; and   the Third Battalion “arrested about 25 spysuspects and around 8 of them were  killed after interrogation with torture”;

December 1943: in “Ambon Island, Dutch East Indies”, “ forced morethan 10   Indonesian women to work in acomfort station to serve Japanese soldiers, which   was a gross insult to the Indonesian women”;

June 1944: in the battles from Jinhua to Quzhou, Zhejiang, “killed about50   people”;

From December 1944 to May 1945: in Hubei, “arrestedabout 90 spy suspects   of the Anti-JapaneseArmy and anti-Japanese groups, killing about 30 of them   through interrogation with torture”, and “in thePropaganda Team of the Infantry  Regiment, we made deceptive propaganda for the Chinese people, andmaltreated   them in practice , killingabout 6 people”. In Dangyang, Hubei, “for the  majority of the people who rose in a just act against the aggression,about 20   of them were killed throughbeating and torture”. “To teach Japanese soldiers   how to use bayonets and swords, 5 captiveswere brutally killed”. “When the  Division is stationed in Hubei, an existing Japanese-run comfort stationin   Dangyang was used to serve theJapanese soldiers. The Division supported the  operation of this comfort station. There were over ten Chinese women inthe   comfort station, who were subjectto hardship by the war of aggression waged by  the Japanese imperialists and forced to come here and work in thishumiliating   business. I think therewere similar comfort stations in Yichang and  Jingmen”;

January 1945: in Dangyang, Hubei, “We killed around 5captives”. “When the   Division gatheredall the officers in Dangyang and conducted the poison gas   training, 2 captives were sent to the gaschamber to test the gas effect. The  Medical Department of the Division then put another 4 captives into thegas   chamber for the gas effect test.All of them were eventually killed by the  poison gas”;

February 1945: “we killed about 15 innocent Chinese people” inMashantun,   to the northwest of Shashi,Hubei;

March 1945: during the battles in Xiangfan, Hubei, “killed about3,500   soldiers of the Chongqing Army(including some captives)”, “killed about 200   Chinesepeople”, “raped approximately 50 Chinese women” and “burned downhouses   of about 200 households”; “Inorder to conceal the combat intention of the  Division”, “stopped 3 people from passing through and killed them,besides, on   other village roads,arrested and tortured people, and killed over ten people”;   “during the battles in Nanzhang, found 2wounded soldiers of the Chongqing Army  carried on stretchers by 4 Chinese people, then killed the two woundedsoldiers   and shot dead the 4 men whenthey tried to escape”; “during the battles, all   infantry forces used poison gas and theartillery launched gas shells to cause  damage to the Chongqing Army”;

In addition:

From September to December 1932: “killing people:approximately 35 people   in battles and8 in normal times, totaling about 43”;

From March 1934 to December 1934: “killing people:about 10 people”;

From March 1936 to May 1937: “killing people:about 7 people”;

From March 1940 to March 1941: “killing people:about 3 people in battles   and 24 innormal times, totaling about 27”; “raping women: one woman in normal  times”;

From December 1942 to January 1944: “killing people:approximately 3 in   battles and 21 innormal times (wounding about 15 in addition), totaling about   24”; “abused women(comfort station): more than 10 women”;

From February to November 1944: “killing people:approximately 50 in   battles; 2 innormal times”; “raping women: one woman”;

From December 1944 to August 1945: “killing captives:approximately 6 in   battles, about 5 innormal times for bayonet teaching, 6 for poison gas training   and 5 for other purposes, totaling about 22”; “killingpeople: approximately 204   in battles”and “65 in normal times”, “totaling about 269”; “raping women: about   50 (estimated figure) in battles” and “17 innormal times (including comfort  station)”, “totaling about 67”.

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资料来源：中华人民共和国国家档案局
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