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latest update: January 2020 ...

Since the 2005 celebrations, many of the URLs mentionned on the website for that date have been archived by their creators. That is to say that those particular pages are now -- no longer avilable.
Sorry for that ...

Below, are listed the few pages that survived ...




- ERIC LIDDELL: "Something Greater Than Gold"
By Dr. Bill Pottenger, Lehigh UBF - 2005 -
[click here]

- FLYING TIGERS WEBSITE: "Mary Previte's story" - 2005
[click here]

- 56 - YEARS AGO 16 - 31 AUG 1945
... "XX AF B-29's begin supplying prisoner-of-war and internee camps in Japan, China, and Korea with medical supplies, food, and clothing. The first supply drop (to Weihsien Camp near Peking, China) is followed by a concentrated effort of 900 sorties in a period of less than a month. 4,470 tons of supplies are dropped to about 63,500 prisoners in 154 camps through the end of September. (Eight B-29's were lost along with 77 crewmen during this operation. In addition, one B-29 was attacked by Soviet fighters while flying over North Korea and was forced to land)."
[click here]

- Harsh lessons of war prison still vivid 60 years on ...

Asked why authorities were honouring foreign missionaries and other "superstitious" and "imperialist" elements, a local party official mentioned the 2008 Beijing Olympics and added a boilerplate Marxist line: "We respect history."

[click here]

Former Allied internees of concentration camp assemble in China

2005-08-17 06:41:21 XinhuaEnglish

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A forgiving man in an unforgiving war camp

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- People's Daily Online -- http://english.people.com.cn/ FOREIGN CONCENTRATION CAMP SURVIVORS GATHER AFTER SIX DECADES
This article is completely wrong in telling why the Japanese interned us in Weihsien. O, brother! Completely wrong!
http://english.people.com.cn/200508/18/print20050818_203314.html

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http://news.sohu.com/
http://news.sina.com.cn/s/2005-08-18/
http://www.flyingtigers69thdrs.org/china2005/

[click here]

Former Allied Internees Assemble in Weifang

[click here]

China Focus:
Former Allied internees of concentration camp assemble in China 60 years after war,

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© WWII Prison Kids Revisit China War Camp

Camp liberation commemorated

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The Middle Phase of the War Against Japan
(June 1942—December 1944)

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Chariots of Fire hero honored in Weifang, China

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Civilian Internees - "Died in captivity" ...

From Canada: Ted Pearson & David Birch ...

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- War interns back at camp

- Chariots of Fire Hero Honoured in Homeland - China.

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- Handling China delicately ...

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- Survivors celebrate liberation anniversary of concentration camp

NEW JERSEY JEWISH NEWS

- New Jersey’s Yom Hashoa observance honors survivors and their liberators

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- Children of war return to Japanese prison camp in China ...

[click here]

- Pskov Sister City Update: ... “Awaiting New News from Russia” ...

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- Residents of the Chinese city of Weifang paid tribute yesterday ...

- News and articles on Weifang ...

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- Chariots of Fire hero honoured in homeland - China ...

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