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"inventaris 2016; schenking; PJV 24 schetsen in lijst, vervaardigd door Fred Seiker, die als krijgsgevangene aan de Birma-Siam spoorweg heeft gewerkt. De schetsen werden in 1995 geexposeerd in de Bevere Vivis Gallery in Worcester, United Kingdom. Bij de expositie verscheen een catalogus: "Lest We Forget. The railroad of death. Sketches of Japanese atrocities carried out by Japanese military during the building of the Thai-Burma railroad by Allied Prisoners of War 1942-1945." 1. Bed of bamboo slats. 2. Java 1942 - Thailand 1945 into captivity, free again. 3. Tied to a tree with barbed wire for 48 hrs. without food or water. Bucket of water in front of him. 4. P.O.W. is suspended by thumbs with toes just touching ground. 5. Made to kneel on sharp edged timbers carrying heavy boulder up to 3 hours. 6. The water treatment. The victims wrists and ankles are bound with barbed wire. Water is forced into his stomach through a hose. When stomach is painfully extended, Japanese jumps on stomach other Jap kicks victim's head. 7. P.O.W. Pile driving foundation for bridge over the river Kwae. Working from dawn till dusk. Standing hip deep in fast flowing river. 8. Unloading. 9. Spreading tropical ulcer. 10. For showing excitement. 11.Muscles swell. 12. Early morning. 13. Cholera 14. Building a rail embankment. 15. Illustration from smiles in lest we forget. 16. Amusement for Japanese guards. 17. Bamboo behind knee caps. 18. Fit parade. 19. Failed escape bid. 20. Survival kit. 21. Horse face. 22. -A bushido knight-. (Protector of the weak and innocent!) 23. Lest We Forget. 24. The Thai-Burma railroad 1942-1945. Bijgeleverd: 16 stuks "Lest We Forget", 2e editie 2002. Fred's journey. A brief biography by Liz Seiker. Kings College, group of students with Fred Seiker. Seiker gave talk for 8 years. Photo Autographics: published by "Autographics' in 2008 at a convention in Birmingham. (Sold for 10 British Pounds) 2 cd's. Japanse versie van Lest We Forget. Chinese versie van Lest We Forget. Japanse publicatie (5 stuks): The Wing of Time. Beyond the tragedy of the prison camp. Mukaishima Board of Education. Mukaishima Elementary School Training Institute in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, 2003. [met landkaart Thai-Burma Railroad, F. Seiker, p.23] 4 kopieen Folder USS Houston Suvivors and Next Generation Association, Houston. [6 stuks] Kopieen van originele "Japanse Order to Kill the All and Leave No Trace", met Engelse vertaling. 16 digitaalprints met afbeeldingen van National Memorial Arboretum, Alrewas, United Kingdom. Het monument werd in 2002 opgericht met een aantal originele onderdelen van de TBR, die door de Royal Navy in januari 2002 vanuit Thailand naar de UK werden overgebracht. Brief van Prins Charles, 2002/06/05. Foto uitreiking Mobilisatie-oorlogskruis 2001/02/07, Den Haag. Brief van Dienst Koninklijk Huis, 2004/03/18 Kopie rapport RAF piloot die aan de bombraid van de brug over de Kwae meedeed."^^xsd:string2
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