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The Mukden camp was located on
the outskirts of the city and consisted of three additional and
separate factories where the men were used as slaves:
Camp One: a tannery using approximately150
plus men at all times
Camp Two: A textile factory
Camp Three: Combination steel and lumber mill
Roster
of the 29 April 1945 arrivals - prepared by Jim Erickson, Texas
A&M scholar
Evacuation Rosters (From Russians)
The death of William
Frising during evacuation
Roster of Deceased upon request
Chronology (Timeline) of events
related to Mukden POW Camp- special thanks to Cynthia B. Caples,
Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Consulate, Shenyang
Rescue Report - Time line
and notes regarding the actual rescue
New
Book- by Arthur Christie- Story of British POW
Additonal
Research by Netherlands researcher, John Slootmaekers regarding
Intl Red Cross Committee records:
(letter IRCC 19 June 1944) - Col. Genji Matsuda was Camp Commandant
Visit on 6 December 1944 by IRCC (letter IRCC 25-5-1945) |