Even if you don’t understand Russian, the axes on the yellow museum sign should be a hint of what’s to come in the Moscow Torture Museum, or as it is formally called, the Museum of the History of Corporal Punishment.
Formally known as the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders, we tour a compound meant to educate visitors on a brutal and tragic piece of war history.
Columnist Ryan Dyer explores the horrific history of a facility built in 1935, where diabolical experiments were routinely done on human beings in Japanese-occupied northeastern China.
