Forgotten captives in Japanese occupied Asia / edited by Karl Hack and Kevin Blackburn.

"First published in 2008. First issued in paperback ed 2011".

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Japanese-occupied Asia from 1941 to 1945: one occupier, many captivities and memories / Karl Hack, Kevin Blackburn -- Beyond slogans: assessing the experiences and the history of the Australian prisoners of war of the Japanese / Hank Nelson -- Monument and ceremony: the Australian Ex-Prisoners of War Memorial and the Anzac legend / Lachlan Grant -- Memory and the prisoner of war experience: the United Kingdom / Sibylla Jane Flower -- Indian POWs in the Pacific, 1941-45 / O.J. Douds -- Dutch memories of captivity in the Pacific War / Remco Raben -- In the eye of a hurricane: Americans in Japanese custody during World War II / P. Scott Corbett -- The Canadian experience of the Pacific War: betrayal and forgotten captivity / Gregory A. Johnson -- The bridge on the River Kwai and King Rat: protest and ex-prisoner of war memory in Britain and Australia / Karl Hack, Kevin Blackburn -- Japanese guards in film and memory: White skin, yellow commander / Kaori Maekawa -- Crime and authority within Dutch communities of internees in Indonesia, 1942-45 / Jacco Van Den Heuvel -- Remembering war and forgetting civilians: the place of civilian internees in Australian commemorations of the Pacific War / Christina Twomey -- Internee voices: women and children's experience of being Japanese captives / Bernice Archer -- Unlikely heroines: Sybil Kathigasu and Elizabeth Choy / P. Lim Pui Huen -- 'Hide and seek': children of Japanese-Indisch parents / Eveline Buchheim -- The Dutch community in Thailand, 1945-46 / Arno Ooms.