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Bamboo crosses with names of Japanese prison camps that British prisoners were held at during the Second World War. Former prisoners of war were marching on Downing Street and the Japanese embassy to mark the 55th anniversary of VJ day. * The pensioners will hand in letters to both the Japanese ambassador and Tony Blair, asking for compensation for their years of torture and barbaric treatment in prison camps during the War. The PoWs are also demanding a 'meaningful apology' from the Japanese for their suffering. Many of the veterans live in poor conditions today and feel their suffering has Stock Photo

RMG53N3C–Bamboo crosses with names of Japanese prison camps that British prisoners were held at during the Second World War. Former prisoners of war were marching on Downing Street and the Japanese embassy to mark the 55th anniversary of VJ day. * The pensioners will hand in letters to both the Japanese ambassador and Tony Blair, asking for compensation for their years of torture and barbaric treatment in prison camps during the War. The PoWs are also demanding a 'meaningful apology' from the Japanese for their suffering. Many of the veterans live in poor conditions today and feel their suffering has

Vintage World War II photograph - British troops capture Wesel - German prisoners in a shell hole. Stock Photo

RM2K6430F–Vintage World War II photograph - British troops capture Wesel - German prisoners in a shell hole.

Former Japanese prisoners of war outside 10 Downing Street, London delivering an endorsement for compensation for the declining numbers of former FEPOW. * (L-R) Steven Cairns from the National Federation of Far East Prisoners of War (FEPOW) clubs and Associations, Ian G Townsend Secretary General of The Royal British Legion and Arthur Titherington Japanese Labour Camp Survivors Association. Stock Photo

RMG4RN8W–Former Japanese prisoners of war outside 10 Downing Street, London delivering an endorsement for compensation for the declining numbers of former FEPOW. * (L-R) Steven Cairns from the National Federation of Far East Prisoners of War (FEPOW) clubs and Associations, Ian G Townsend Secretary General of The Royal British Legion and Arthur Titherington Japanese Labour Camp Survivors Association.

BRITISH POWs in 1945 after release from a Japanese work camp on the Pekanburu Death Railway in Sumatra in 1945 Stock Photo

RMMB59N9–BRITISH POWs in 1945 after release from a Japanese work camp on the Pekanburu Death Railway in Sumatra in 1945

Letter to British soldier in Japanese POW camp, WWII Stock Photo

RMG3D8D6–Letter to British soldier in Japanese POW camp, WWII

A British officer of Gurkha unit interrogates a Japanese prisoner during the Battle of Imphal in the region around the city of Imphal, the capital of the state of Manipur in northeast India from March until July 1944. Japanese armies attempted to destroy the Allied forces at Imphal and invade India, but were driven back into Burma with heavy losses. Stock Photo

RM2BX9K8R–A British officer of Gurkha unit interrogates a Japanese prisoner during the Battle of Imphal in the region around the city of Imphal, the capital of the state of Manipur in northeast India from March until July 1944. Japanese armies attempted to destroy the Allied forces at Imphal and invade India, but were driven back into Burma with heavy losses.

Japanese woman, Keiko Holmes, who the Queen honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with former British prisoners of war, during the reception following the ceremony at Windsor Castle today (Tuesday). See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA. Stock Photo

RMG4BBK3–Japanese woman, Keiko Holmes, who the Queen honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with former British prisoners of war, during the reception following the ceremony at Windsor Castle today (Tuesday). See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA.

1941 front page Daily Telegraph Prisoners of War exchange delayed, Battle for Leningrad, John Curtin is new Premier of Australia and captured U-Boat enters British port Stock Photo

RMFWNFG3–1941 front page Daily Telegraph Prisoners of War exchange delayed, Battle for Leningrad, John Curtin is new Premier of Australia and captured U-Boat enters British port

The U.S.S. Queenfish rescuing British and Australian prisoners of war, survivors of the Japanese ship Rakuyo, Maru, sunk in the China Sea by the U.S.S. Sealion, September 1944. (Navy) Exact Date Shot Unknown NARA FILE #: 080-G-272803 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 949 Stock Photo

RFHMBB8W–The U.S.S. Queenfish rescuing British and Australian prisoners of war, survivors of the Japanese ship Rakuyo, Maru, sunk in the China Sea by the U.S.S. Sealion, September 1944. (Navy) Exact Date Shot Unknown NARA FILE #: 080-G-272803 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 949

Malayan Campaign, 1941-1942. Surrendered British troops in Singapore taken as prisoners of war by the invading Imperial Japanese Army, circa February 1942. Stock Photo

RM2HE4A58–Malayan Campaign, 1941-1942. Surrendered British troops in Singapore taken as prisoners of war by the invading Imperial Japanese Army, circa February 1942.

PERCY HERBERT and HAROLD GOODWIN with British prisoners of war whistling Colonel Bogey March in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold producer Sam Spiegel UK-USA co-production Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures Stock Photo

RM2YEPC25–PERCY HERBERT and HAROLD GOODWIN with British prisoners of war whistling Colonel Bogey March in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold producer Sam Spiegel UK-USA co-production Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures

As a prison camp, Sandakan Memorial Park witnessed the death of 2400 Australians and Britons imprisoned by the Japanese in WWII Stock Photo

RMMGCM4C–As a prison camp, Sandakan Memorial Park witnessed the death of 2400 Australians and Britons imprisoned by the Japanese in WWII

Yokohama War Cemetery, 'British Commonwealth Cemetery' Stock Photo

RFBP28N8–Yokohama War Cemetery, 'British Commonwealth Cemetery'

1945 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting British forces control Singapore and evidence of atrocities by Japanese forces Stock Photo

RM2WT3KDT–1945 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting British forces control Singapore and evidence of atrocities by Japanese forces

Gravestones at the Allied War Cemetery of Kanchanaburi that remember the British and Commonwealth victims of the Death Railway under Japanese occupation in Thailand. Stock Photo

RM2HXKWAC–Gravestones at the Allied War Cemetery of Kanchanaburi that remember the British and Commonwealth victims of the Death Railway under Japanese occupation in Thailand.

RM2WT3KE5–1945 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting British forces control Singapore and evidence of atrocities by Japanese forces

Interior grounds, homes and garden in the Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre dedicated to the Japanese who were incarcerated in World War II. Stock Photo

RF2GJG4HH–Interior grounds, homes and garden in the Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre dedicated to the Japanese who were incarcerated in World War II.

RMW68K4N–The U.S.S. Queenfish rescuing British and Australian prisoners of war, survivors of the Japanese ship Rakuyo Maru, sunk in the China Sea by the U.S.S. Sealion, September 1944.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 949 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

600 Malayan Volunteer Forces ex-prisoners of war and civilian internees who were captured by the Japanese in Birtish Malaya and other former residents in Malaya, attended a reunion at Grosvenor House, Park Lane, under auspices of gthe Association of British Malaya. The Sultan of Johore chatting to his wife Lady Ibrahim at the reunion tonight. 13 February 1946 Stock Photo

RM2Y72CH9–600 Malayan Volunteer Forces ex-prisoners of war and civilian internees who were captured by the Japanese in Birtish Malaya and other former residents in Malaya, attended a reunion at Grosvenor House, Park Lane, under auspices of gthe Association of British Malaya. The Sultan of Johore chatting to his wife Lady Ibrahim at the reunion tonight. 13 February 1946

Tianjin, China. 24th June, 2015. British actor Joseph Fiennes (R) and Chinese actor Dou Xiao attend the press conference of the movie 'The Last Race' in Tianjin, north China, June 24, 2015. The movie, which is expected to hit the screen next Spring, told a story of a Chinese who rescues a group of war prisoners imprisoned by Japanese soldiers during the World War Two. © Jin Liangkuai/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEWE1E4–Tianjin, China. 24th June, 2015. British actor Joseph Fiennes (R) and Chinese actor Dou Xiao attend the press conference of the movie 'The Last Race' in Tianjin, north China, June 24, 2015. The movie, which is expected to hit the screen next Spring, told a story of a Chinese who rescues a group of war prisoners imprisoned by Japanese soldiers during the World War Two. © Jin Liangkuai/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

Kundasang war memorial to the British and Australian prisoners who died in Sandakan and on the Ranau death marches during World War 2. Stock Photo

RFJ2T6X5–Kundasang war memorial to the British and Australian prisoners who died in Sandakan and on the Ranau death marches during World War 2.

Bridge River Kwai Thailand Thai Train Railroad war Stock Photo

RMA6XXWD–Bridge River Kwai Thailand Thai Train Railroad war

(150624) -- TIANJIN, June 24, 2015 -- British actor Joseph Fiennes (R) and Chinese actor Dou Xiao attend the press conference of the movie The Last Race in Tianjin, north China, June 24, 2015. The movie, which is expected to hit the screen next Spring, told a story of a Chinese who rescues a group of war prisoners imprisoned by Japanese soldiers during the World War Two. ) (mp) CHINA-TIANJIN-MOVIE-THE LAST RACE-PRESS CONFERENCE (CN) JinxLiangkuai PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN 150624 Tianjin June 24 2015 British Actor Joseph Fiennes r and Chinese Actor Dou Xiao attend The Press Conference of The Mov Stock Photo

RM2RN5F0T–(150624) -- TIANJIN, June 24, 2015 -- British actor Joseph Fiennes (R) and Chinese actor Dou Xiao attend the press conference of the movie The Last Race in Tianjin, north China, June 24, 2015. The movie, which is expected to hit the screen next Spring, told a story of a Chinese who rescues a group of war prisoners imprisoned by Japanese soldiers during the World War Two. ) (mp) CHINA-TIANJIN-MOVIE-THE LAST RACE-PRESS CONFERENCE (CN) JinxLiangkuai PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN 150624 Tianjin June 24 2015 British Actor Joseph Fiennes r and Chinese Actor Dou Xiao attend The Press Conference of The Mov

RMG3D8D7–Letter to British soldier in Japanese POW camp, WWII

1945 Sydney Morning Herald front page reporting Bad health of Allied POWs, atrocities of Japanese forces and British forces take over Singapore Stock Photo

RM2WT3KEH–1945 Sydney Morning Herald front page reporting Bad health of Allied POWs, atrocities of Japanese forces and British forces take over Singapore

Japanese woman Keiko Holmes enters a reception with the Queen and the Duke Of Edinburgh in Windsor Castle today (Tuesday) after she was honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with British prisoners-of-war. See PA story ROYAL Japan. Pool Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA Stock Photo

RMG4BBK5–Japanese woman Keiko Holmes enters a reception with the Queen and the Duke Of Edinburgh in Windsor Castle today (Tuesday) after she was honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with British prisoners-of-war. See PA story ROYAL Japan. Pool Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA

British soldiers after surrender of Singapore, 1942 Stock Photo

RMDRJ75P–British soldiers after surrender of Singapore, 1942

The star of BBC TV's prison camp series Tenko Stephanie Cole (left) and former British Civilian internee Ann Levick outside the Japanese Embassy in London today (Tuesday), where they called for an apology from the Japanese for its treatment of British prisoners during World War II, via a letter addressed to the Empress Michiko. See PA Story SOCIAL Japan. Photo by Samantha Pearce. Stock Photo

RMG4BDBF–The star of BBC TV's prison camp series Tenko Stephanie Cole (left) and former British Civilian internee Ann Levick outside the Japanese Embassy in London today (Tuesday), where they called for an apology from the Japanese for its treatment of British prisoners during World War II, via a letter addressed to the Empress Michiko. See PA Story SOCIAL Japan. Photo by Samantha Pearce.

1944 News Chronicle front page reporting US forces cross Moselle, British forces reach Albert Canal, Red Army in Yugoslavia, VC awarded to Peter Wright and Japanese POWs mutiny in Australia Stock Photo

RM2WT2WGH–1944 News Chronicle front page reporting US forces cross Moselle, British forces reach Albert Canal, Red Army in Yugoslavia, VC awarded to Peter Wright and Japanese POWs mutiny in Australia

Joan Bulley (right) and Beattie Donaldson, from the Association of British Civilian Internees - Far East Region (ABCIFER), step up pressure for compensation with a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in London to mark the anniversary of the Pearl Harbour raid today (Monday). Former British prisoners, who suffered horrific treatment and conditions at the hands of the Japanese, during the Second World War, are furious that many of them are now dying without compensation. See PA Story DEFENCE Japan. Photo by Ben Curtis. Stock Photo

RMG4ABBK–Joan Bulley (right) and Beattie Donaldson, from the Association of British Civilian Internees - Far East Region (ABCIFER), step up pressure for compensation with a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in London to mark the anniversary of the Pearl Harbour raid today (Monday). Former British prisoners, who suffered horrific treatment and conditions at the hands of the Japanese, during the Second World War, are furious that many of them are now dying without compensation. See PA Story DEFENCE Japan. Photo by Ben Curtis.

As a prison camp, the Memorial Park witnessed the death of 2400 Australians and Britons imprisoned by the Japanese in WWII. Remains of water boiler. Stock Photo

RMMGCM5K–As a prison camp, the Memorial Park witnessed the death of 2400 Australians and Britons imprisoned by the Japanese in WWII. Remains of water boiler.

Japanese woman, Keiko Holmes with the Queen during a reception at Windsor Castle today (Tuesday) where she was honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with British prisoners-of-war. See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA Stock Photo

RMG4BBK4–Japanese woman, Keiko Holmes with the Queen during a reception at Windsor Castle today (Tuesday) where she was honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with British prisoners-of-war. See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA

1942 front page Daily Express Japanese Army advance in Burma, Allied prisoners at Singapore and Submarine U156 shells Island of Aruba Stock Photo

RMTXJD8E–1942 front page Daily Express Japanese Army advance in Burma, Allied prisoners at Singapore and Submarine U156 shells Island of Aruba

RM2HXKWAA–Gravestones at the Allied War Cemetery of Kanchanaburi that remember the British and Commonwealth victims of the Death Railway under Japanese occupation in Thailand.

KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery entrance plaque Stock Photo

RF2J6XR01–KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery entrance plaque

RF2GJG401–Interior grounds, homes and garden in the Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre dedicated to the Japanese who were incarcerated in World War II.

Prisoner of war British Indians and Japs Medan. One of the Japanese soldiers captured in North Sumatra serving the TNI. Hayashi Tadao, captured on 1 August 1947 in the Medan Area Date: 1 August 1947 Location: Indonesia, Indonesia, Medan, Dutch East Indies Keywords: prisoners, portraits, soldiers Personal name: Hayashi, Tadao Institution name: TNI Stock Photo

RM2APWGNE–Prisoner of war British Indians and Japs Medan. One of the Japanese soldiers captured in North Sumatra serving the TNI. Hayashi Tadao, captured on 1 August 1947 in the Medan Area Date: 1 August 1947 Location: Indonesia, Indonesia, Medan, Dutch East Indies Keywords: prisoners, portraits, soldiers Personal name: Hayashi, Tadao Institution name: TNI

RM2Y72CHH–600 Malayan Volunteer Forces ex-prisoners of war and civilian internees who were captured by the Japanese in Birtish Malaya and other former residents in Malaya, attended a reunion at Grosvenor House, Park Lane, under auspices of gthe Association of British Malaya. Sir Shenton Thomas talking with the Sultan of Johore at the reunion tonight. 13 February 1946

War cemetery for Anzac, British and Dutch soldiers killed in World War Two, Ambon, Indonesia Stock Photo

RM2AF8XXY–War cemetery for Anzac, British and Dutch soldiers killed in World War Two, Ambon, Indonesia

RFJ2T6XH–Kundasang war memorial to the British and Australian prisoners who died in Sandakan and on the Ranau death marches during World War 2.

RMA6XXXE–Bridge River Kwai Thailand Thai Train Railroad war

Memorial to the Briitish Far East Prisoners of War at the National Memorial Arboreteum at Alrewas in Staffordshire, England Stock Photo

RFB7B2N1–Memorial to the Briitish Far East Prisoners of War at the National Memorial Arboreteum at Alrewas in Staffordshire, England

The Royal Navy during the Second World War The aircraft carrier HMS INDOMITABLE on the homeward journey from Sydney Harbour to the United Kingdom. On board were men of the British Pacific Fleet who were being demobilised, along with former prisoners of war and women internees from Japanese camps. The picture shows men playing deck tennis on board HMS INDOMITABLE, which was used as a huge sporting facility for the men on the journey back. Stock Photo

RM2T1MPE3–The Royal Navy during the Second World War The aircraft carrier HMS INDOMITABLE on the homeward journey from Sydney Harbour to the United Kingdom. On board were men of the British Pacific Fleet who were being demobilised, along with former prisoners of war and women internees from Japanese camps. The picture shows men playing deck tennis on board HMS INDOMITABLE, which was used as a huge sporting facility for the men on the journey back.

Alleged to have collaborated in brutal treatment of prisoners of war three Japanese interpreters, taken captives at Hong Kong, ***** being accused by Captain A.S.J. Eccles, CBE, Military Governor of *****, acting on behalf of Rear Admiral C.H.J. Harcourt, CB, C.B.E., who ***** the British Naval Force that re-occupied the Crown colony. ***** custody, awaiting trial as war criminals, the three interpreters are left to right, Hasegawa, Niimori, *****. September 26, 1945. Stock Photo

RM2HX5DEK–Alleged to have collaborated in brutal treatment of prisoners of war three Japanese interpreters, taken captives at Hong Kong, ***** being accused by Captain A.S.J. Eccles, CBE, Military Governor of *****, acting on behalf of Rear Admiral C.H.J. Harcourt, CB, C.B.E., who ***** the British Naval Force that re-occupied the Crown colony. ***** custody, awaiting trial as war criminals, the three interpreters are left to right, Hasegawa, Niimori, *****. September 26, 1945.

Four Chinese who guarded the British in concession of Tientsin as Japanese prisoners. Accused of murder of a high functionary, Stock Photo

RME1CWGW–Four Chinese who guarded the British in concession of Tientsin as Japanese prisoners. Accused of murder of a high functionary,

Japanese Guard watching British POWs building railway track in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold art direction Donald M. Ashton construction manager Peter Dukelow UK-USA co-production producer Sam Spiegel Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures Stock Photo

RM2JWDM8Y–Japanese Guard watching British POWs building railway track in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold art direction Donald M. Ashton construction manager Peter Dukelow UK-USA co-production producer Sam Spiegel Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures

Japanese Prisoners At Work In Singapore Docks - This Japanese wears a white glove to shovel coal. Since the Allied occupation of Singapore, Japanese soldier been put to work in and around the city. They are usually guarded by Indian troops who keep them working and also the civil population getting too near. October 9, 1945. (Photo by British Official Photograph). Stock Photo

RM2J43JFA–Japanese Prisoners At Work In Singapore Docks - This Japanese wears a white glove to shovel coal. Since the Allied occupation of Singapore, Japanese soldier been put to work in and around the city. They are usually guarded by Indian troops who keep them working and also the civil population getting too near. October 9, 1945. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

November 15, 2006 - Kanchanaburi, Thailand - The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, is the main graveyard for the Australian, British, and Dutch victims of Japanese imprisonment in World War 2 who died building the infamous Burma-Thailand Railway while prisoners of war. (Credit Image: © Arnold Drapkin via ZUMA Wire) Stock Photo

RMHTK8Y9–November 15, 2006 - Kanchanaburi, Thailand - The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, is the main graveyard for the Australian, British, and Dutch victims of Japanese imprisonment in World War 2 who died building the infamous Burma-Thailand Railway while prisoners of war. (Credit Image: © Arnold Drapkin via ZUMA Wire)

Japanese medical orderlies now assist British prisoners of war in Japan. Pte.George Eames, of Beds. & Herts. Regiment being carried to aircraft transport at Chitose aerodrome, Hokkaido, to be flown to hospital ship at Yokohama where his poisoned leg will be treated. October15, 1945. (Photo by Royal Naval Official Photograph). Stock Photo

RM2HX4WER–Japanese medical orderlies now assist British prisoners of war in Japan. Pte.George Eames, of Beds. & Herts. Regiment being carried to aircraft transport at Chitose aerodrome, Hokkaido, to be flown to hospital ship at Yokohama where his poisoned leg will be treated. October15, 1945. (Photo by Royal Naval Official Photograph).

As a prison camp, the Memorial Park saw the death of 2400 Australians and Britons imprisoned by the Japanese in WWII. Remains of concrete water tank. Stock Photo

RMMGCM86–As a prison camp, the Memorial Park saw the death of 2400 Australians and Britons imprisoned by the Japanese in WWII. Remains of concrete water tank.

The Queen talks to Keiko Holmes, a Japanese woman whom she had earlier honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with former British prisoners of war, during a reception Windsor Castle following the ceremony today (Tuesday). See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA. Stock Photo

RMG4BBK6–The Queen talks to Keiko Holmes, a Japanese woman whom she had earlier honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with former British prisoners of war, during a reception Windsor Castle following the ceremony today (Tuesday). See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA.

1942 page 4 The Times Japanese Army advance on Manila Stock Photo

RMTXJBPP–1942 page 4 The Times Japanese Army advance on Manila

Canon Harry Thorpe. Canon (Padre) Harry Thorpe, of Bathurst, known to prisoners of war in the hands of the Japanese as Happy Harry, returned to Sydney today by the liner Orion. Canon Thorpe said he had been inundated with inquiries from prospective migrants, while overseas. He went to England to represent Australia and Far Eastern prisoners-of-war at the British reunion in the Festival Hall, London. He also conducted and preached at a remembrance service at St. Martin's-in-the Field. He was amazed by the number of inquiries he received from former British prisoners-of-war about migrating … Stock Photo

RM2R8T678–Canon Harry Thorpe. Canon (Padre) Harry Thorpe, of Bathurst, known to prisoners of war in the hands of the Japanese as Happy Harry, returned to Sydney today by the liner Orion. Canon Thorpe said he had been inundated with inquiries from prospective migrants, while overseas. He went to England to represent Australia and Far Eastern prisoners-of-war at the British reunion in the Festival Hall, London. He also conducted and preached at a remembrance service at St. Martin's-in-the Field. He was amazed by the number of inquiries he received from former British prisoners-of-war about migrating …

KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and plot 2 Stock Photo

RF2J6XR0E–KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and plot 2

RF2GJG44C–Interior grounds, homes and garden in the Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre dedicated to the Japanese who were incarcerated in World War II.

RMW1JNAB–The U.S.S. Queenfish rescuing British and Australian prisoners of war, survivors of the Japanese ship Rakuyo Maru, sunk in the China Sea by the U.S.S. Sealion, September 1944.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 949 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

RM2Y72CG5–600 Malayan Volunteer Forces ex-prisoners of war and civilian internees who were captured by the Japanese in Birtish Malaya and other former residents in Malaya, attended a reunion at Grosvenor House, Park Lane, under auspices of gthe Association of British Malaya. Major General D.E Percival (centre) chatting with Mrs H.G.R leonard, wife of the President(left) and her daughter patricia. 13 February 1946

Japanese Navy surrender their weapons. Saigon is handed over to the British Navy on Nov. 24th, 1945. Officers were allowed to ke Stock Photo

RMB5F0FM–Japanese Navy surrender their weapons. Saigon is handed over to the British Navy on Nov. 24th, 1945. Officers were allowed to ke

RFJ2T6W5–Kundasang war memorial to the British and Australian prisoners who died in Sandakan and on the Ranau death marches during World War 2.

RMA6XXX7–Bridge River Kwai Thailand Thai Train Railroad war

RFB7BBMW–Memorial to the Briitish Far East Prisoners of War at the National Memorial Arboreteum at Alrewas in Staffordshire, England

RM2T1MPEM–The Royal Navy during the Second World War The aircraft carrier HMS INDOMITABLE on the homeward journey from Sydney Harbour to the United Kingdom. On board were men of the British Pacific Fleet who were being demobilised, along with former prisoners of war and women internees from Japanese camps. The picture shows a sharp encounter in the goal mouth during a deck hockey match on the flight deck of HMS INDOMITABLE, which was used as a huge sporting facility for the men on the journey back.

Changi Chapel shrine for Wold War II allied troops who defended Singapore Stock Photo

RMAJEDEK–Changi Chapel shrine for Wold War II allied troops who defended Singapore

Thailand Kanchanaburi the Allied War Graves Commission Cemetery Stock Photo

RMAETEAF–Thailand Kanchanaburi the Allied War Graves Commission Cemetery

British Garden, Kundasang War Memorial, Ranau, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia, Southeast Asia Stock Photo

RMCYB7P2–British Garden, Kundasang War Memorial, Ranau, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia, Southeast Asia

Jap Prisoners At Work At Singapore Docks - This Japanese wears a white glove to shovel coal. Since the Allied occupation of Singapore, Japanese soldiers been put to work in and around the city. They are ***** by Indian troops who keep them working and also prevent population getting too near. November 5, 1945. (Photo by British Official Photograph). Stock Photo

RM2HX53YW–Jap Prisoners At Work At Singapore Docks - This Japanese wears a white glove to shovel coal. Since the Allied occupation of Singapore, Japanese soldiers been put to work in and around the city. They are ***** by Indian troops who keep them working and also prevent population getting too near. November 5, 1945. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

Kanchanaburi, Thailand. 15th Nov, 2006. The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, is the main graveyard for the Australian, British, and Dutch victims of Japanese imprisonment in World War 2 who died building the infamous Burma-Thailand Railway while prisoners of war. Credit: Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMHTK8XC–Kanchanaburi, Thailand. 15th Nov, 2006. The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, is the main graveyard for the Australian, British, and Dutch victims of Japanese imprisonment in World War 2 who died building the infamous Burma-Thailand Railway while prisoners of war. Credit: Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

Bridge with Japanese Guards in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold art direction Donald M. Ashton construction manager Peter Dukelow UK-USA co-production producer Sam Spiegel Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures Stock Photo

RM2JWDM8E–Bridge with Japanese Guards in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold art direction Donald M. Ashton construction manager Peter Dukelow UK-USA co-production producer Sam Spiegel Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures

Sikhs Rescued From Japanese - Australian airmen bring Sikhs liberated when American troops attacked the Admiralty Is., to an Australian base in New Guinea. These are the first British troops captured at Singapore to be liberated. March 15, 1944. Stock Photo

RM2HX4YFN–Sikhs Rescued From Japanese - Australian airmen bring Sikhs liberated when American troops attacked the Admiralty Is., to an Australian base in New Guinea. These are the first British troops captured at Singapore to be liberated. March 15, 1944.

Japanese woman, Keiko Holmes, talks to the Queen and the Duke Of Edinburgh during a reception at Windsor Castle today (Tuesday) after she was honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with former British prisoners of war. See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA. Stock Photo

RM2D2YJN8–Japanese woman, Keiko Holmes, talks to the Queen and the Duke Of Edinburgh during a reception at Windsor Castle today (Tuesday) after she was honoured with an OBE for her reconciliation work with former British prisoners of war. See PA story ROYAL Japan. Photograph by Fiona Hanson/PA.

1942 front page Daily Mail Japanese Army advance on Manila Stock Photo

RMTXJBPG–1942 front page Daily Mail Japanese Army advance on Manila

Royal British Legion/gratuity Stock Photo

RMG4PYAJ–Royal British Legion/gratuity

KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and plots 2 Stock Photo

RF2J6XR45–KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and plots 2

RF2GJG484–Interior grounds, homes and garden in the Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre dedicated to the Japanese who were incarcerated in World War II.

Bridge over the River Kwai, Kanchanaburi, Thailand. Stock Photo

RMG0NFW0–Bridge over the River Kwai, Kanchanaburi, Thailand.

Kundasang, Sabha, Malaysia - February 22, 2023: Kundasang War Memorial is a memorial park dedicated to Australian and British soldiers who perished in Stock Photo

RF2PD23CC–Kundasang, Sabha, Malaysia - February 22, 2023: Kundasang War Memorial is a memorial park dedicated to Australian and British soldiers who perished in

Thailand, Kanchanaburi. WWII Siam Burma Death Railway Japanese truck train Stock Photo

RMFDD0Y4–Thailand, Kanchanaburi. WWII Siam Burma Death Railway Japanese truck train

RFJ2T6Y4–Kundasang war memorial to the British and Australian prisoners who died in Sandakan and on the Ranau death marches during World War 2.

RMA6XXXB–Bridge River Kwai Thailand Thai Train Railroad war

RFB7AT32–Memorial to the Briitish Far East Prisoners of War at the National Memorial Arboreteum at Alrewas in Staffordshire, England

The British Reoccupation of Singapore Japanese prisoners of war at work cleaning street drainage in Singapore. Stock Photo

RM2T1FXN6–The British Reoccupation of Singapore Japanese prisoners of war at work cleaning street drainage in Singapore.

RMAJEADT–Changi Chapel shrine for Wold War II allied troops who defended Singapore

Thailand Kanchanaburi war the Allied War Cemetery Stock Photo

RMAETEAD–Thailand Kanchanaburi war the Allied War Cemetery

RMCYB7WG–British Garden, Kundasang War Memorial, Ranau, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia, Southeast Asia

Manchester Regiment in Malaya Stock Photo

RM2M3NNCY–Manchester Regiment in Malaya

RMHTK8NN–Kanchanaburi, Thailand. 15th Nov, 2006. The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, is the main graveyard for the Australian, British, and Dutch victims of Japanese imprisonment in World War 2 who died building the infamous Burma-Thailand Railway while prisoners of war. Credit: Arnold Drapkin/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RMG4BDB5–SOCIAL Japan 2

Destruction / Blowing Up of the Bridge and Train in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold art direction Donald M. Ashton construction manager Peter Dukelow UK-USA co-production producer Sam Spiegel Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures Stock Photo

RM2JWDM8T–Destruction / Blowing Up of the Bridge and Train in THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI 1957 director DAVID LEAN novel Pierre Boulle screenplay Carl Foreman and Michael Wilson music Malcolm Arnold art direction Donald M. Ashton construction manager Peter Dukelow UK-USA co-production producer Sam Spiegel Horizon Pictures / Columbia Pictures

HODOGAYA, Japan (Oct. 12, 2015) - Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team Pacific (FASTPAC) Marines pay their respects to former prisoners-of-war at the Yokohama Cremation Memorial at Commonwealth War Cemetery during their participation in the 6th annual service of reconciliation, as part of the Japanese/ POW(s) Friendship Program. The cemetery includes a large urn that contains ashes of 335 Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen from the United States, British Commonwealth and the Kingdom of Netherlands who died as POWs in Japan. Stock Photo

RMPAETM3–HODOGAYA, Japan (Oct. 12, 2015) - Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Team Pacific (FASTPAC) Marines pay their respects to former prisoners-of-war at the Yokohama Cremation Memorial at Commonwealth War Cemetery during their participation in the 6th annual service of reconciliation, as part of the Japanese/ POW(s) Friendship Program. The cemetery includes a large urn that contains ashes of 335 Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen from the United States, British Commonwealth and the Kingdom of Netherlands who died as POWs in Japan.

1942 front page Daily Herald Japanese Army advance on Manila Stock Photo

RMTXJBPM–1942 front page Daily Herald Japanese Army advance on Manila

Ranau war Memorial at Sabah, Borneo Malaysia Asia Stock Photo

RMDC18M4–Ranau war Memorial at Sabah, Borneo Malaysia Asia

KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and plots 2 and 4 Stock Photo

RF2J6XR23–KANCHANABURI, THAILAND - MARCH 18, 2018 Commonwealth war graves, Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and plots 2 and 4

Tourists on the River Kwai Bridge, Kanchanaburi, Thailand Stock Photo

RFW5J7AX–Tourists on the River Kwai Bridge, Kanchanaburi, Thailand

Thai Burma 'Death Railway'. Built by forced labour and allied POWs under appalling conditions. 1942-1943. Kanchanaburi. Thailand Stock Photo

RMCBY1MA–Thai Burma 'Death Railway'. Built by forced labour and allied POWs under appalling conditions. 1942-1943. Kanchanaburi. Thailand

RF2PH5F21–Kundasang, Sabha, Malaysia - February 22, 2023: Kundasang War Memorial is a memorial park dedicated to Australian and British soldiers who perished in

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RFJ2T6WP–Kundasang war memorial to the British and Australian prisoners who died in Sandakan and on the Ranau death marches during World War 2.

RMA6XXX1–Bridge River Kwai Thailand Thai Train Railroad war

Bournemouth, UK Sunday 10 November 2013. Remembrance Sunday Parade and wreath laying - representatives of armed services, forces groups and cadets paraded through Bournemouth Town, followed by a service and wreath laying at the War Memorial in Central Gardens Credit: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMDHGH88–Bournemouth, UK Sunday 10 November 2013. Remembrance Sunday Parade and wreath laying - representatives of armed services, forces groups and cadets paraded through Bournemouth Town, followed by a service and wreath laying at the War Memorial in Central Gardens Credit: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy Live News

The British Reoccupation of Singapore Japanese prisoners of war tidy up the grounds of a church in Singapore. Stock Photo

RM2T1FXKJ–The British Reoccupation of Singapore Japanese prisoners of war tidy up the grounds of a church in Singapore.

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