日本戰(zhàn)犯原弘志:虐殺、拷問千余抗日軍民

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人民網(wǎng)7月28日電 國家檔案局網(wǎng)站今天發(fā)布第26名日本戰(zhàn)犯原弘志的罪行筆供。筆供顯示，原弘志曾對(duì)千余被日軍抓獲的抗日軍民進(jìn)行“虐殺、傷害、放火、破壞、拷問（灌涼水、洋油、抱重石、用火筷?duì)C身）等慘無人道的暴行”。

這份1954年6月的筆供顯示，原弘志1895年生于日本岡山縣，1933年3月到中國東北參加侵華戰(zhàn)爭，曾任偽滿洲國鐵道警護(hù)總隊(duì)總監(jiān)部警備科長，鐵路警護(hù)軍少將參謀長等職。1945年9月被俘。

重要罪行有：

1937年5月19日，“命令部下的中隊(duì)，對(duì)湯原城內(nèi)中國人民的民房實(shí)施搜查盤問，當(dāng)時(shí)我的部下射擊中國人民（小孩男子）1名，頭部重傷，推定是因頭部重傷致死�！�

1943年7月以后，以西南地區(qū)防衛(wèi)委員會(huì)委員的身份，參加熱河地區(qū)肅正工作的會(huì)議決定，使各鎮(zhèn)壓機(jī)關(guān)對(duì)八路軍及中國和平人民進(jìn)行討伐、逮捕、鎮(zhèn)壓。僅9、10月，兩次“大討伐中”，“在熱河全省內(nèi)把抗日工作人員及抗日的中國人民逮捕了約1000名，經(jīng)審訊后送交錦州高等檢察廳承德分廳的約有500名”，“當(dāng)逮捕及審訊這些人時(shí)，對(duì)于和平的中國人民加以虐殺、傷害、放火、破壞、拷問（灌涼水、洋油、抱重石、用火筷?duì)C身）等慘無人道的暴行”。

筆供英文內(nèi)容提要（Abstract of the Written Confessions in English）

Hiroshi Hara(原弘志)

According to the written confession of Hiroshi Hara in June 1954, he was born in Okayama Prefecture, Japan in 1895. In March 1933, he went to northeast China to take part in the War of Aggression against China, serving successively as guard division chief of Inspection Department, and major general and chief of staff of the Railway Security Police Forces of the “Manchukuo”. He was arrested in September 1945.

Major offences:

19 May 1937: “ordered my subordinate Company to search civilian houses in Tangyuan City and cross-examined the Chinese people there. One of my soldiers shot a Chinese (boy), seriously wounding his head, which was determined to be the cause of his death”;

After July 1943:as a member of Southwest Defense Committee, took part in the decision of the suppression meeting in Rehe area of mobilizing all suppression forces to assault, arrest and suppress the Eighth Route Army and peaceful Chinese people; in September and October alone, “during the two large-scale assaults”, “arrested about 1,000 anti-Japanese operators and anti-Japanese people across Rehe Province, 500 of them were sent after interrogation to Chengde Branch of Jinzhou High Procuratorate”;“when arresting and interrogating these people, ghastly atrocities were committed on peaceful Chinese people, such as killing, wounding, burning, destroying and torturing (bloating water or kerosene oil into the stomach, carrying heavy stones and scalding with fire-tongs)”.