英語 での The pows の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Small pouches, made of old socks, were attached inside the PoWs' trousers.
The POWs got into a panic, swarmed to the deck, and jumped into the water.
The POWs would then be turned over to the mining company for the daily work activities.
He believes the praise should go to his men and the POWs and not to himself.
POW History Show-- Slide 28 After Japan surrendered, the POWs were suddenly faced with freedom.
However, in a softened tone,"We must not treat the POWs outside the bounds of international law, even if we are at war now, lest we harm the culture the Japanese people have traditionally had.
Were it not for these officers trying to mitigate the criminal behavior of their colleagues the fate of the POWs would undoubtedly been much worse.
I sincerely hope this newly created website dedicated to the POWs will guide us toward the direction of reconciliation, friendship and world peace. With love and friendship.
From San Fernando the POWs would be packed into narrow gage freight cars, 100 to a car that was designed to hold 40, and shipped by rail to a siding near Camp O'Donnell.
The POWs became skeletons, walking scarecrows, staggering, falling, and stumbling along with no helmets to shield them from the sun for over 65 miles.
Others marched the POWs north toward Balanga and then turned around and marched back to Mariveles and then turned around again and marched back north with almost no food or water.
We used only the POWs of the Japanese and, with several exceptions, we deleted civilians since they would have no military unit.
I was amazed that the POWs had to walk about 2 miles to the mine everyday to work, go down into the mine a long distance to their area of work and then walk back to camp.
After I wrote the script, I wanted to discover what the POWs might have felt, so I took a weekend and pretended to be a POW.
Chapter 25 Homeward Bound The POWs had amassed a huge amount of furlough time, and when they were deemed healthy enough, they were allowed to make their way home.
This is the same thing that caused the amoebic dysentery that killed so many of the POWs in the jungles, on the Death March, and later in the prison camps.
Religion Religious matters were basically left to the POWs. In some cases Japanese Christian pastors visited from outside the camps and services were held.
After a 34-mile(55 km) march the POWs arrived in Bad Muskau where they rested for 30 hours before marching the remaining 16 miles(26 km) to Spremberg.