Far East prisoners of war is a term used in the United Kingdom to describe former British and Commonwealth prisoners of war held in the Far East during the Second World War. The term is also used as t
Portrait of FEPOW "Dusty" Rhodes. A three-minute sketch by Ashley George Old painted in Thailand in 1944.
The Far East Prisoners of War Memorial Building, National Memorial Arboretum
Bridge over the River Kwai by Leo Rawlings; four prisoners-of-war carry a large log across the River Kwai, waist deep in water
Wymondham Catholic Church and FEPOW memorial
During the Second World War, Japan took about 140,000 prisoners of war from Western Allied countries, as well as tens of thousands of Indian and Filipino POWs and several hundred thousands of Chinese
Far East prisoners of war
…An exhibition to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Singapore campaign was held February to April 2022 in the nearby Wisbech & Fenland Museum. Allied prisoners of war in Japan Burma Railway…
Surrender of US forces at Corregidor, Philippines, May 1942
Australian and Dutch soldiers in Japanese captivity (Tarsau, Thailand 1943)
A group portrait of Australian survivors (all but one) from the Sakata prisoner of war camp in Japan
Dead American and Filipino soldiers during the Bataan Death March