< Previous page| You are on page 2 of 2 | Next page > Stories categorised in ''The Will To Live' by Len (Snowie) Baynes'. These stories may contain references to other themes. More storiesOn the last day of our task then, our 'beloved' adjutant came out to work with us, the Japs having... One side was bounded by the river, one by the railway, one by jungle, and the last by a clearing which was... If a rat were trapped in the end of a long bamboo, and made to tunnel its way through the sections to... There are several varieties of this parasite, some also cause the dreaded ‘black water fever’... |   Photos that were contributed with stories in this category.  Story with photo |
We had no grammar or other text books; however I had a New Testament, given to me by our village Free... For the remainder of my Tamarkan days I spent about half my time working on jobs about the camp, including... Our wooden buckets weighed as much as the two gallons of water they held, and if the Japs had not used all... Working long hours on the hut building party for the next few days, I saw little of Jimmy, but he was... I used the railway line to form the lintel which carried the top brickwork and chimney, and completed the... The Japs kept their meat ration in the form of live pigs in an enclosure on the edge of the camp, and... I was still in hospital when a trainload of wounded Jap soldiers passed through the station on their way... A party of Japs appeared from the station hut carrying buckets of rice, which they placed beside the train,... From now on, there was also to be a party of prisoners working on the unenviable task of salvaging... 'The Will to Live': Chapter 37 - Our Officers Go, Top Class Train Ride, Hurricane, Scarce Water,... The following day, a paratroops officer drove into camp. We were packed in tightly, and as our Dakota... This document was Signed 12th September,1945.... < Previous page| You are on page 2 of 2 | Next page >   | 1 | 2 |   |
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