We have now launched our online tutorial and updated many files on the database at Forces War Records for Prisoners of War of the Japanese 1939-1945.
The new online tutorial has been researched to give you information on camps, a report of the International Committee of the Red Cross regarding their treatment, camp general information, POW Life, medical treatment, camp listings, the Burma - Thailand 'death' railway, Hellship information, and so much more. Please see this extensive tutorial on our main website at Forces War Records here: Prisoners of War of the Japanese 1939-1945 We now have a roster listing database of FEPOW's. Over 14,000 names held in Japanese camps in Japan and Taiwan along with a few other areas can all be searched 'FREE OF CHARGE.' Click the box below to run a FREE SEARCH:
Our sincere & heartfelt thanks to mansell.com and the US NARA archives, The POW research network Japan and The Taiwan POW organisation for their assistance, and our profound gratitude to those POWS who risked torture and death by ensuring these records were made. Log on to Forces War Records and search our vast collection of records to find out more about your own ancestors – there could be a war hero in your family just waiting to be discovered.
The new online tutorial has been researched to give you information on camps, a report of the International Committee of the Red Cross regarding their treatment, camp general information, POW Life, medical treatment, camp listings, the Burma - Thailand 'death' railway, Hellship information, and so much more. Please see this extensive tutorial on our main website at Forces War Records here: Prisoners of War of the Japanese 1939-1945 We now have a roster listing database of FEPOW's. Over 14,000 names held in Japanese camps in Japan and Taiwan along with a few other areas can all be searched 'FREE OF CHARGE.' Click the box below to run a FREE SEARCH:
Our sincere & heartfelt thanks to mansell.com and the US NARA archives, The POW research network Japan and The Taiwan POW organisation for their assistance, and our profound gratitude to those POWS who risked torture and death by ensuring these records were made. Log on to Forces War Records and search our vast collection of records to find out more about your own ancestors – there could be a war hero in your family just waiting to be discovered.
