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Malaysia - Labuan and Sarawak, 1941-1945

Collection: ‘Thou Shalt Not Kill’: Missionaries in Asia during the World Wars, 1914-1946    Volumes    Malaysia - Labuan and Sarawak, 1941-1945
These papers from Malaysia were collected by H.P. Thompson. There are more accounts of escaping the Japanese invasion in these records than in those from other countries occupied by Japan. As it was the first country to be defeated by Japan in that part of South East Asia, there would have been more escape routes for missionaries from there than from Japan's later conquests.
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Papers from others - Notes, Report, Memo, Copy Letter, 1941-1945

These items contain a range of accounts covering aspects of the invasion of Malaysia and the interned missionaries' release. Though details of life inside the camps are scarce, references to...

Collection:‘Thou Shalt Not Kill’: Missionaries in Asia during the World Wars, 1914-1946
Date:1941-1945
Contributor:Bodleian Library
Identifier:73136D-02

Paisley Papers, 1941-1942

These papers provide a narrative account of the missionaries' evacuation from Sarawak after it was bombed by the Japanese air force. Item number X1039, pt1.

Collection:‘Thou Shalt Not Kill’: Missionaries in Asia during the World Wars, 1914-1946
Date:1941-1942
Contributor:Bodleian Library
Identifier:73136D-01
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