


Taihoku Prisoner of War Camp No 6
Type | 93 Prison Camp | |
Historical Name of Location | Taihoku, Taihoku, Taiwan | |
Coordinates | 25.084444000, 121.543111000 |
Contributor: C. Peter Chen
ww2dbaseTaihoku Prisoner of War Camp No. 6 was established just north of Taihoku (now Taipei) city proper in northern Taipei after the start of the Pacific War. It was initially populated by prisoners of war formerly of the 5th Field Regiment of the British Royal Artillery and 9th Regiment of Indian 11th Division. They were transferred, aboard England Maru, from Singapore; these POWs were paraded through Taihoku as a show of strength for the colonial subjects. Manpower of Taihoku POW Camp No. 6 was employed for farming, bus repair, and rail repair. In the final year of the war, this camp was used as a transit camp for POWs of various Allied nations being moved to camps in Japan and northeastern China. During the war, the population of the camp was about 500 at any given time, and a total of 74 prisoners died in captivity. The camp ceased operations at the close of the Pacific War. The camp facilities were demolished some time after the war, and today the site is part of the Republic of China Ministry of National Defense headquarters complex.
ww2dbaseSource: Taiwan POW Camps Memorials Society
Last Major Update: Sep 2017
Taihoku Prisoner of War Camp No 6 互動地圖
Taihoku Prisoner of War Camp No 6 Timeline
1942年11月14日 | The Taihoku Prisoners of War Camp No. 6 near Taihoku (now Taipei) was opened; on the same day, British prisoners of war from Singapore arrived on Taiwan via Kirun (now Keelung), destined for this camp. |
1945年9月6日 | The Taihoku Prisoners of War Camp No. 6 near Taihoku (now Taipei), Taiwan was closed. |
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