"I want to see your supreme commander." Shiro Ishii knew that resisting would lead to death, and survival is the truth.

Shiro Ishii knew his own affairs, and his actions during the war would not be justified once he went to court, and he would eventually die. Therefore, it was the right thing to sell the experimental data he had at a good price.

Now it depends on who it is sold to.

For Shiro Ishii, selling to southern Africa is the same as selling to the United States. There is essentially no difference, as long as he can survive.

"Our supreme commander is in the Lion City, you are not qualified to make such a request." Lieutenant Burke refused simply.

The experimental data of Shiro Ishii do have a certain value, but for southern Africa, the value is not as great as Shiro Ishii imagined, and it can only serve as a reference at most.

When did Japan start to experiment with bacteria? The old imperialist countries have been studying bacteria for I don’t know how many years ago. How did the bacterial weapons that appeared on the European battlefields appear? There are unknown secrets hidden behind them.

secret.

As a new capitalist country, Southern Africa also has in-depth research on bacteria. Otherwise, Southern Africa would not have such strong strength in medical treatment.

The key is the research method and the selection of experimental subjects. Active and passive are two different things.

In prisons in southern Africa, there are many death row inmates who are willing to undergo experiments to leave some benefits for their families.
Chapter completed!