The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Saraburi, Thailand. September 1945. Soldiers of the Japanese Imperial Army lined up for an identification parade. After the Japanese surrender identification parades were held of possible war criminals where former prisoners of war (POWs) would identify, for the Allied authorities Japanese soldiers who had committed atrocities. (Donor B. Theobald)
Saraburi, Thailand. September 1945. Korean guards, members of the Japanese Imperial Army, lined up for an identification parade. The Koreans were amongst the most brutal of the guards encountered by A
Saraburi, Thailand. September 1945. An identification parade at a former Japanese prisoner of war (POW) camp being held to enable Allied ex-POws to identify war criminals. (Donor W. Harvey)
SARABURI, THAILAND, 1945-09. GROUP OF KOREANS, WHO WERE FORMERLY GUARDS IN JAPANESE POW CAMPS, ON PARADE PRIOR TO ALLIED EX-POW IDENTIFICATION OF WAR CRIMINALS. (DONOR: W. HARVEY)
Thailand. 1945. A group of Imperial Japanese Army Non Commissioned officers (NCOs) including Sergeant Takeda and `The Rocking Horse'. All of these Japanese soldiers guarded Allied prisoners of war (PO
Thailand. 1945. Corporal Okada, Japanese Imperial Army, known by Allied prisoners of war (POWs) working on the Burma-Thailand railway as `Dr Death'. He was sentenced to death and executed for brutal t
RABAUL, NEW BRITAIN. 1945-11-15. AN IDENTIFICATION PARADE OF SUSPECTED JAPANESE WAR CRIMINALS WAS ARRANGED BY THE WAR CRIMES COMMISSION, AT HEADQUARTERS 11 DIVISION. SHOWN, A GROUP OF INDIAN ARMY TROO
