JAPANESE PRISONER OF WAR Life in camp
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Interviewee name: John Baxter
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John Baxter was captured by the Japanese in 1942 and held first on Java. He was then transported to a camp on mainland Japan near Kyushu a coal mining area. Here he describes life in the camp - and the food!
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