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A - CLAD - 0141 224 2743 2. We have been told there is a box of records at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission at Maidenhead with a complete record of deaths of the "F" and "H" Force, with 73 pages. They are not always open to the public - but worth trying 3 .Probably the most accurate information as to
what camps POWs were in, may well come out of the 1945 Liberation Questionnaires
[WO 345 PRO] at the National Archives - while the forms are generally
poorly filled, the POW camps with dates were accurately completed. 4 . Enquiries regarding archives held at the Imperial War Museum. Email - docs@iwm.org.uk To access IWM's on-line catalogues visit www.iwmcollections.org.uk . 5. Michael Hurst (who lives in Taiwan) will assist with Pows held in Taiwan. Email - society@powtaiwan.org 6 .Tony Banham (who lives in Hong Kong) has carried
out extensive research on POWs in Hong Kong. Tony's books include'Not the Slightest Chance' available from Amazon, "The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru" about to be published and he is now working on the definitive history of the Pows/Civilians in Hong Kong. 7. The Royal Tigers Assn, incorporates The Royal Leicestershire Regt and The Royal Anglian Regiment. Address: TA Centre, Ulverscroft Road, Leicester, LE4 6BY 8.Hellship - Suez Maru . Allan Jones' book - The
Suez Maru Atrocity - Justice Denied. 9. Web Sites: British Regimental Museums will provide names and addresses of Regimental Museums throughout the country. Many of these Museums hold records on POWs www.army.mod.uk/museums/museum_regional_map.htm Information regarding Japan - www.mansell.com Commonwealth War Graves Commission - www.cwgc.org.uk Australian War Memorial - www.awm.gov.au Burma Star Association - www.burmastar.org.uk |