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Facade of the modern Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum dedicated to POWs who died working under Japanese rule
Facade of the modern Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum opened on 25 April 1998 (Japanese name - Konyu Cutting) dedicated to the POWs who died whilst working under Japanese rule on the Thai-Burma rail link railway line (commonly known as death railway) between Nam Tok and Kanchanaburi Railway Station
Size: 4752px × 3168px
Location: Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, Kwae Noi Valley, Thailand, South East Asia
Photo credit: © Emma Durnford / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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