Ex .1589A-1608A. Treatment of prisoners of war in Hong Hong, Ex .1609A-1622A. Treatment of prisoners of war on the Andaman Islands, & Ex.1623-1625A. Treatment of prisoners of war on Hainan Island
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is part of: David Conde fonds
is part of: International Military Tribunal for the Far East
is part of: Prosecution documents and exhibits
creator: Conde, David W.
issued: 2015-03-24
description: Ex .1589A-1608A. Treatment of prisoners of war in Hong Hong (21 items) Ex .1609A-1622A. Treatment of prisoners of war on the Andaman Islands (14 items) Ex.1623-1625A. Treatment of prisoners of war on Hainan Island (3 items)
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note: Doc. Ho. 2753 TUL-r- c. 2 i rose cut ion Document No, 5°p'5 B, being the statement of Mrs. Andrei Levings, a V.A.D. at St. Stephens Hospital, is no"; offered for identification. The marlced excerpts are offered in evidence. The statement set out that during the night of 25 December 1941 a 7.:_.!)• wasraped by Japanese soldiers and teo Sisters of the Terri- torial ,.»rmy Nursing Service were raped on three «ccasions during the same night. Doc. So. 2753 Order J'o. j Prosecution Document No. 5089 H being the statement of Sister A. F. Gordon, Territorial Army Nursing Service on the staff of St. Stephens College Hospital is now offered for identification. The marked excerpts are offered in evidence. The statement describes how she was raped by three Japanese soldiers one after the other on two occasions during the night of 25 December 194-1 and that another nursing sister underwent a similar experience. D-iC. Ho. ̂ 755 Order ro. L Prosecution Document No. 5089 E being the statement of Sgt. H. Peasegood, RAIJC, a member of the staff of St. Stephen'£ College Hospital is now offered for identification. The marked excerpts are offered in evidence. This statement sets out that the bodies of three VAD's of the Hospital staff were found by him in the grounds of the hospital and he identifies them as Mrs. Begg, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Buxton. Doc. So. 2753 A . ,T -Order -No . 5 ;> - , e Frosecution Document Ko. 50^9 F being the statement of Sgt. J. K. Anderson, RAiC, a member of the staff of St. Stephen's College Hospital is now offered for identification. The marked excerpts are offered in evidence. The statement sets out that St. John's ambulance men were murdered and that the bodies of Lt. Col. Black and Capt. Witney, RAISE, were found in the hospital bayonetted or cut with swords. The bodies of the three missing women were found cut to pieces, Ilrs. Bsgg's head was almost severed from the body. Altogether about 60 to 70 bodies of patients and 25 bodies of staff were collected an…
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