Japanese prisoners of war in revolt. Featherston and Cowra during World War II

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Japanese prisoners of war in revolt. Featherston and Cowra during World War IIJapanese prisoners of war in revolt: The outbreaks at Featherston and Cowra during World War II by Carr Gregg, Charlotte Hardcover, very good condition, minor marks and shelf wear ISBN 9780702212260 Publisher: University of Queensland Press, 1978 On 5th August 1944, more than 900 Japanese prisoners of war made a suicidal attempt to break out of their prison camp at Cowra. Of the 1,104 Japanese in the camp, 234 were killed and 108 wounded. A similar

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