At Line Railway World War 2 Passeng

At Line Railway World War 2 Passenger trains and See natural beauty along the way. During the Japanese occupation of Thailand in WW2 the Japanese military wanted a railway connecting Thailand with Burma to serve as a strategic route through Burma . The 415 km (258 mile) and prisoners of war coerced into the construction work. during the construction period, the death toll amongst the workers was enormous. About Asian laborers and Allied prisoners of war (POWs) .About 61,700 laborers Therefore the railway inherited it's nickname "Railway of Death".

At Line Railway World War 2 Passenger trains and See natural beauty along the way. During the Japanese occupation of Thailand in WW2 the Japanese military wanted a railway connecting Thailand with Burma to serve as a strategic route through Burma. The 415 km (258 mile) and prisoners of war coerced into the construction work. during the construction period, the death toll amongst the workers was enormous. About Asian laborers and Allied prisoners of war (POWs) .About 61,700 laborers Therefore the railway inherited it's nickname "Railway of Death".

At Line Railway World War 2 Passenger trains and See natural beauty along the way. During the Japanese occupation of Thailand. In WW2 the Japanese military wanted a railway connecting Thailand with Burma to serve as a strategic route through Burma. The 415 km. (258 mile) and prisoners of war coerced into the construction work. During the, construction periodThe death toll amongst the workers was enormous. About Asian laborers and Allied prisoners of War (POWs). About 61 700 laborers,, Therefore the railway inherited it 's nickname "Railway of Death".