Category: Death March Markers
Death March Markers have been established in Central Luzon to remember and to commemorate the cruel and inhumane treatments of the Allied POWs in the hand of the Imperial Japanese captors in WWII. They are established to remind us of the unspeakable sufferings and death of these POWs.
Death March Marker Zero in Mariveles 15 Dec. 2014
#05 picture shows the Iconic Marker of a Fallen Soldier or Serviceman with WWI helmet which the Allied Soldier wore in the Philippines in the defense of the islands. —————————————— The Researcher and spouse of the book Relentless Hope visited the Philippines and we teamed up to visit historical places on Luzon. We stopped at […]
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