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一些报纸近期陆续刊文,揭露日本在二战期间给各国特别是亚太人民带来的深重灾难。这种伸张正义之举,得到世人共鸣。——《中国青年报》8月22日刊文《山达坎:一个二战俘虏营的死亡纪事》指出,1942年2月,日本军队攻陷新加坡,俘虏约15000名澳大利亚驻守士兵,加之其后俘获的另外6000多名澳军官兵,使得二战期间澳籍战俘总数达21649名。日本政府强迫这些战俘充当日军劳役。从1942年至1945年二战结束,日军迫使逾万名澳军战俘在东南亚热带雨林里建造泰缅军事铁路,致使2815名澳军丧生,酿成俘虏营死亡悲剧。另一个更残酷的死亡纪事,发生在马来西亚东部沙巴岛上的山达坎俘虏营里,大约2000名澳军战
Some newspapers recently published articles in an attempt to expose the deep-seated disaster Japan brought to all countries, especially the Asian and Pacific peoples, during World War II. This act of justice has won the world’s sympathy. - “China Youth Daily” August 22 issue “Sarkar: A Chronicle of Deaths of World War II prisoners of war” pointed out that in February 1942, Japanese troops captured Singapore and captured about 15,000 Australian soldiers stationed there, together with subsequent capture Another 6,000 Australian officers and men made 21,649 Australian prisoners of war during World War II. The Japanese government has forced these prisoners of war to serve as Japanese military labor. From the end of World War II from 1942 to 1945, the Japanese forces more than 10,000 Australian prisoners of war to build the Thai-Myanmar military railway in the tropical rain forest of Southeast Asia, resulting in the death of 2,815 Australians, resulting in the tragedy of the death of prisoners of war. Another, brutal, death episode occurred in the Shandakan Captive Camp on Sabah Island in eastern Malaysia, with some 2,000 Australian wars