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I could be mistaken but there doesn't seem to be any major atrocities in the Russo-Japanese War. The IJA and IJN at the time were trying out new tactics and strategies with much success. In WW2 the IJA willfully committed mass killings and did many inhumane things to civilians and POWs. They also resorted to mass wave suicidal charges in many of the battles they had with the Americans.
In a way it appears that the thinking of the Japanese government and the army had changed drastically in the 30 years between both wars for the worse.
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