Titlebook: Railwaymen in the War; Tales by Japanese Ra Kazuo Tamayama Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 Ja

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不如乐死去

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they have not hitherto told their own story. This is the first book to bring to light the testimonies of the soldiers of the Emperor, who worked with 55,200 British, Australian and Dutch prisoners of war in the construction of the 415 kilometre railway.978-0-230-28826-3

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Japanese Surrendered Personnel and the Military Court, the whirring had faded away, the PoWs — no, the Dutch soldiers who had now become the victors — ran with great shouts of joy towards the dropped packages. I continued to watch them and muttered to myself so as to convince myself, ‘We’ve been defeated.’

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Introduction,dong) towards Mukden (Shenyang) following the advance of the Japanese army. The construction of the Antung railway through rugged terrain involved a work-force of three railway companies (800 men), two transport corps (400 men), 500 Japanese civilian craftsmen and about 1,000 local workers (coolies)

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288263Japan; Korea; Korean War; Thailand