Hong Kong Internment, 1942-1945: Life in the Japanese Civilian Camp at Stanley

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Maps xiii Map 1 British Prisoners of War Relatives’Association A map of the Far East in the Thesis showed only the location of Hong Kong relative to China and Japan. This map, showing many of the other internee and P.O.W. camps in the Far East, is much more interesting. It is reproduced here by kind permission of Jonathan Wattis of Wattis Fine Arts. It was first published in September 1943, no doubt to help relatives and friends of internees and POWs to locate camps. 0c-Maps(p.xiii-xv).indd 13 1/11/08 1:07:50 PM xiv Maps Map 2 The Colony of Hong Kong Map 3 Hong Kong Island 0c-Maps(p.xiii-xv).indd 14 1/11/08 1:07:50 PM Maps xv Key x = Guard Stations St. Stephen’s College Bungalows A – F Blocks 8 and 9 (The Main Building & Hall, upstairs) Block 10 (Classrooms) Block 11 (Science Laboratories) Prison Grounds A1 – A4 – American Quarters (until July 1942) Warders’ Quarters (Main Blocks, probably 1–7) Indian Quarters – Blocks 12 – 18 Stanley Prison was not part of the civilian internment camp. Map 4 Stanley Civilian Internment Camp 0c-Maps(p.xiii-xv).indd 15 1/11/08 1:07:54 PM Blank page.indd 31 10/29/07 9:58:28 AM ...