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Burma-Thailand Railway
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Tourists and Pilgrims
I took part in the 2008 QLT [Quiet Lions Tour]. Best experience of my life, met loads of people and it changed my view on life.
Treatment of prisoners
Japanese military discipline was sadistic, because they administered instant or Japanese punishment.
Two working men, Konyu River Camp: Expressions - Commemoration through Art (Student activity), (Fact sheet), (Educational)
A printable activity sheet to help develop students' understanding of wartime artworks. British soldier and artist Jack Bridger Chalker created this drawing in 1942. In World War II, Chalker was…
War crimes trials
In passing sentence on the accused the court is merely carrying out the laws of British and international justice.
Weary Dunlop: Stories of Service (Video), (Student activity), (Educational)
Sir Edward 'Weary' Dunlop's story is one of care, compassion, hardship and suffering. Weary enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force after studying medicine. This tells his story as an army doctor…
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