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Page 254
... guard house like the spokes of a wheel allowing the guards quick and easy inspection of the two main prisons . Guard posts placed strategically throughout the prison were changed by standing armed guards every hour , rain or shine ...
... guard house like the spokes of a wheel allowing the guards quick and easy inspection of the two main prisons . Guard posts placed strategically throughout the prison were changed by standing armed guards every hour , rain or shine ...
Page 268
... guard in Cabanatuan while he was work- ing in his garden , well within the perimetric limits of the compound , and apparently for no reason at all . He was not killed instantly , though the Japanese absolutely refused to allow any of ...
... guard in Cabanatuan while he was work- ing in his garden , well within the perimetric limits of the compound , and apparently for no reason at all . He was not killed instantly , though the Japanese absolutely refused to allow any of ...
Page 305
... guard in the corner of the cell beneath the guard station . Our guards walked along the wall on the ground level . See Bataan Diary for details of this incident . My cell in the C.D. area of Bilibid . 2 walls were bars - 2 were solid ...
... guard in the corner of the cell beneath the guard station . Our guards walked along the wall on the ground level . See Bataan Diary for details of this incident . My cell in the C.D. area of Bilibid . 2 walls were bars - 2 were solid ...
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Map of Manila Intramuros Before the War ix | 13 |
The War in Manila by Dr Willard H Waterous | 23 |
Lingayan Gulf Landings Dec 1941 | 34 |
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