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Evacuation of American POWs from the Mukden area began shortly after the initial OSS team arrived and ended by mid-September. The first group left by air on 21 August, eighteen POWs needing immediate medical assistance. Another thirty medical cases were evacuated by air on 24 August.
- Hoten POW Camp
MUKDEN Hoten roster 1944-11-01 (RG 407 Box 122) Folder 7:...
- Hoten POW Camp
Mukden POW Memorial Society was formed specifically to honor the courage and sacrifice of the men held at the Mukden (Hoten) POW camp in Shenyang, China. The men held at Mukden were mainly Americans and British with much smaller groups of Australians, Dutch, and New Zealanders.
6 lis 2019 · The POWs are shown receiving the news that Japan had surrendered. A photo of Hoten camp, Mukden, Manchuria, taken from a B-29 after the war. The plane was most likely on a food drop. The camp is to the center on the left side of the photo.
MUKDEN Hoten roster 1944-11-01 (RG 407 Box 122) Folder 7: Name List Hoten POW Camp - November 1, 1944. Includes American officers, chief warrant officers and enlisted men, British officers, chief warrant officers, non-commissioned officers, privates and civilians.
Historical Information & Documents Concerning the Hoten POW Camp in Mukden, China. Mukden Hoten POW Roster, 1944 November 01. http://mansell.com/pow_resources/camplists/china_hk/mukden/MUKDEN_Hoten_roster_1944-11-01_RG407Bx122.pdf. Mukden Civilians – POW Deaths.
LOCATION: This temporary prisoner of war camp was located about a mile north of the Mukden city limits. It was very close to an airport, camouflaged as a dairy farm, and on the main railroad line to Hsingking (Changchun). PRISONER PERSONNEL: A group of 31 officers and 1,962 enlisted men left Manila Oct. 8, 1942 on the Tattori Maru,
HOTEN POW CAMP, MUKDEN, MANCHURIA - INTRODUCTION. There are many areas where POWs of the Japanese were incarcerated during the Second World War. An area which is relatively unknown from an Australian point of view is Hoten Camp Mukden,Manchuria. As early as November 1942 American, British, Australian and New Zealanders were in this camp.
