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IWM Brown, John Gilbert Newton Cooper, Malcolm Stonor, Ian Williams Wood, Conrad

Prisoners of War in the Far East, 1941-1945 Military Operations, 1939-1945: Far East and Pacific, 1941-1945

Prisoner of War

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Japanese Prisoner of War Camp, Changi, Singapore, Malaya Japanese Prisoner of War Camp, Formosa No 4, Shirakawa, Formosa, Imperial Japanese Empire British Army, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's), Bn, 2 British Army, Command, Malaya, Headquarters, Fort Canning, Singapore, Malaya British Army, Royal Artillery, Field Regt, 5 British Indian Army, Indian Infantry Div, 9 Brown, John Gilbert Newton Duff Cooper, Alfred Imperial Japanese Navy, SS England Maru, Troopship/Prisoner of War Transport, (1919) Imperial Japanese Navy, SS Oryoku Maru, Troopship/Prisoner of War Transport, (1937) Japanese Prisoner of War Camp, Fukuoka No 1, Fukuoka, Japan Japanese Prisoner of War Camp, Karenko, Formosa, Imperial Japanese Empire Japanese Prisoner of War Camp, Mukden No 2-B, Hsian, Manchuria, Imperial Japanese Empire Japanese Prisoner of War Camp, Taihoku No 6, Taihoku, Formosa, Imperial Japanese Empire Japanese Prisoner of War Camp, Tamazato, Formosa, Imperial Japanese Empire Percival, Arthur Ernest Stonor, Ian Williams

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