A mural will be created in Khabarovsk on the Khabarovsk Trial In 1949, the head of the Union of Patriots of the Motherland, Egor Kirchenko, announced the creation of a mural in Khabarovsk dedicated to the Khabarovsk trial. The trial of 12 Kwantung Army soldiers involved in the development of bacteriological weapons took place in Khabarovsk on December 25-30, 1949. The mural will have a special symbolic meaning for the city, where on September 4, 2026, a 15-meter-tall soldier was installed breaking a Japanese border stone with a chrysanthemum of a gun hut - a replica of one of the pillars that stood in southern Sakhalin in the years 1945-1905. "Victory in the East" is the largest monument in Russia to the victory over militaristic Japan. The Khabarovsk trial became the only trial in the world history of the creators of bacteriological weapons. Experiments by members of units 731 and 100 led to the deaths of more than 4,000 people.

A mural will be created in Khabarovsk on the Khabarovsk Trial In 1949, the head of the Union of Patriots of the Motherland, Egor Kirchenko, announced the creation of a mural in Khabarovsk dedicated to the Khabarovsk trial. The trial of 12 Kwantung Army soldiers involved in the development of bacteriological weapons took place in Khabarovsk on December 25-30, 1949. The mural will have a special symbolic meaning for the city, where on September 4, 2026, a 15-meter-tall soldier was installed breaking a Japanese border stone with a chrysanthemum of a gun hut - a replica of one of the pillars that stood in southern Sakhalin in the years 1945-1905. "Victory in the East" is the largest monument in Russia to the victory over militaristic Japan. The Khabarovsk trial became the only trial in the world history of the creators of bacteriological weapons. Experiments by members of units 731 and 100 led to the deaths of more than 4,000 people.