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辽宁省抚顺市城区东北部的高尔山下,有一座青砖围墙高耸的院落,它最初为1936年日本侵略者为镇压中国抗日志士和爱国同胞而修建的杀人魔窟,时称“抚顺典狱”。1945年8月15日,日本战败后,曾被国民党政府改作“辽宁第四监狱”。1948年11月20日,抚顺解放后,东北人民政府在此设立“辽东省第三监狱”。1950年6月,国家司法部根据毛泽东主席和周恩来总理的指示,将其改名为抚顺战犯管理所。在上世纪50年代,近千名日本战犯在这里经过改造,走上了新生道路。他们
Under the Gore Mountain in the northeast of Fushun City, Liaoning Province, there is a tall courtyard with a brick wall. It was originally a murderer’s cave built by the Japanese invaders in 1936 to suppress Chinese anti-Japanese martyrs and patriotic compatriots. It was called “Fushun Jail ”. August 15, 1945, Japan defeated, was renamed the KMT government “Liaoning fourth prison ”. On November 20, 1948, after the liberation of Fushun, the Northeast People’s Government set up the “Third Prison for Liaodong”. In June 1950, the Ministry of Justice under the direction of Chairman Mao Zedong and Premier Zhou Enlai renamed the Fushun War Criminals Management Office. In the 1950s, nearly a thousand Japanese war criminals were renovated here and embarked on a path of new life. they