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{{wikipediainfo|Zhongma Fortress}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a fortress used by the [[ | {{wikipediainfo|Zhongma Fortress}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a fortress used by the [[Japan]]ese prior to [[World War II]]. It was constructed in [[Manchuria]] after the [[Invasion of Manchuria|Japanese invasion]] in [[1931]] and [[1932]], mainly by en[[slave]]d peasants in the region. The Japanese used Zhong Ma to conduct experiments in [[biological warfare]]. These experiments were led by the young [[Imperial Japanese Army|military]] [[scientist]] [[Ishii Shiro]] and sponsored by the Japanese [[Emperor]] himself. | ||
[[Mai Ling]] was a captive in Zhong Ma. The [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Edward Grainger]] were briefly | In [[1933]], [[Mai Ling]] was a captive in Zhong Ma. The [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Edward Grainger]] were briefly im[[prison]]ed there when they arrived to rescue Mai Ling. While there, Edward was deliberately infected with [[bubonic plague]], which [[Evolution|evolved]] into [[pneumonic plague]], and samples of the Doctor's [[blood]] were taken. The three were able to escape after the Doctor destroyed his blood samples, and Edward was cured. | ||
The experiments conducted in Zhong Ma were later continued by [[Unit 731]]. Germ-ridden packages were dropped on towns and [[village]]s throughout the region during the war, [[Murder|killing]] hundreds of thousands of people. | |||
According to the Doctor, the people involved with the experiments would never be called to account for their crimes after Japan surrendered to the [[United States of America|United States]] in [[1945]]. The US went as far as to use the data gathered from the research for their own purposes. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Log 384 (short story)|Log 384]]'') | |||
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