On this day, 83 years ago, on May 27, 1942 (April 13, 1942, the Japanese army committed the massacre in Nanbeituan Village, Ding County. Children poisoned to death by the Japanese army in the tunnel On May 27, 1942, the commander of the Japanese Major General Brigade, Katsu Uesaka, led more than 500 Japanese troops to surround Nanbei Tuan Village, Ding County, Hebei Province. They obtained tunnel drawings from the traitors. After entering the village, they found several holes according to the drawings. They lit high-concentration suffocating poison gas and straw firewood and put them into the hole. They covered the hole with quilts, so that the poison gas spread throughout the hole. Toxic smoke spilled out from various holes, and many secret holes were discovered by the Japanese army. So the Japanese army continued to poison the newly discovered hole. There were a total of 800 to 900 people who had taken refuge in the tunnel, and batches of them suffocated and died in painful struggle. After the stronger man rushed out of the cave, he was killed by the Japanese soldiers guarding the entrance of the cave. The Japanese army poisoned, shot and chopped more than 800 innocent people in Nanbeituan Village. Women in Dingxian County were digging tunnels before the "May 1" sweeping up "