The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Japanese Sergeant Seiichi Okada, at identification parade to enable prisoners of war (POWs) to identify war criminals. Okada was charged with forcing sick POWs to work at Hintok - Konyu during 1943 along the Burma-Thailand railway and was sentenced to ten years imprisonment. Also known as "Doctor Death", he was responsible for many POW deaths in the Konyu area, while he was a medical corporal and sergeant.
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
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)
Thailand. 1945. Lieutenant Usuki, Japanese Imperial Army, known by Allied prisoners of war (POW) working on the Burma-Thailand railway as the `Konyu Kid'. He was sentenced to death and executed for br
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. Soldiers of the Japanese Imperial Army lined up for an identification parade. After the Japanese surrender identification parades were held of possible war criminal
Thailand. 1945. The Korean Guard, `The Mad Mongrel', a member of the Japanese Imperial Army and a guard much hated by Allied prisoners of war (POWs) working on the Burma-Thailand railway. He was sente
