Ships from hell : Japanese war crimes on the high seas
More than 140,000 Caucasian PoWs fell to the Japanese Imperial Army and Navy in the Second World War. Many of these men were shipped to the Japanese main islands for slave labour, in seaborne transports crammed with PoWs in their airless holds, and stricken with disease. Countless hundreds of Allied troops and civilians died at sea. Sick, starved, suffocated, tortured and massacred when they became ...
Organisatie
NIOD Instituut voor Oorlogs-, Holocaust- en Genocidestudies
Datum
2002
Auteur
Lamont-Brown, Raymond, 1939-