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==Cemeteries and Memorial Links== | ==Cemeteries and Memorial Links== | ||
Revision as of 14:18, 15 October 2009
General World War Two Links
Cemeteries and Memorial Links
This is a very professional site dedicated to soldiers that died over in Yokohama Japan in the concentration camps and for soldiers from elsewhere like India. It has a very good site map and a very clear, detailed index of the soldiers with military number and next of kin where available. Well worth a look........
This is a personal family history site that lists detailed descriptions of Australian casualties from WW2 buried there. 522 Japanese are buried there too.
Covers Belgium, Canada, China (including Hong Kong), Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Singapore, and Thailand.
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