Most people think of Europe when they hear “Holocaust”—but the deadliest front of WWII wasn’t in Europe at all. Imperial Japan killed tens of millions across Asia with a brutality that matched, and in some cases exceeded, that of the Nazis. So why don’t we talk about it? In this segment, we examine the erased history of Asian victims—from China’s 20+ million dead to the horror of Unit 731—and why the West buried this history to protect Cold War alliances. This isn’t about minimizing Jewish suffering. It’s about telling the full truth. And demanding that memory, justice, and empathy apply to all victims of war.