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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 Excellent website - Mukden Prisoner Of War Remembrance Society POW roster 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) |