# POW History
Latest news and articles about POW History
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World
Echoes of the Death March: Sandakan’s Grinding History Challenges Modern Amnesia
The Sandakan Memorial Park in Malaysia preserves the tragic history of the 1945 Death March, where nearly 2,400 Allied POWs perished under Imperial Japanese forces. The site highlights both the systematic atrocities of the era and the courageous resistance efforts of the local Sabahan and Chinese communities.
SoMi2026年5月22日 04:23
#Sandakan Death March#Imperial Japanese Army#World War II
World
Echoes of the Lisbon Maru: Why a WWII Maritime Tragedy Still Anchors Sino-British Ties
Descendants of British WWII POWs visited Zhoushan to commemorate the 1942 Lisbon Maru incident, where local Chinese fishermen rescued 384 soldiers from Japanese forces. The event highlights a rare point of historical cooperation and humanitarianism that continues to influence modern Sino-British relations.
SoMi2026年5月20日 13:23
#Lisbon Maru#Zhoushan#Sino-British Relations