Kanchanaburi war cemetery gate with chicken inside channels inscription attached to the event information, world war, studied the history of cemeteries as follows: "When December 1941 After Japan joined World War II and then Japan had armies occupied most of the territories in Southeast Asia quickly. Later, in 1882, 1942 Japan decided to use civilian workers and prisoners of war Committee, create a single Pong Railway East side connects with the train station at the city of Yuzawa pace with a stuffed. The West side to shorten the distance to travel and protecting international transport route to Siam (present Thailand in the country) and Burma (present-day Myanmar's). To build this railway starts from Myanmar and Thailand in the country at the same time, which eventually converge at the Konkuita in October 1943 (1914) To build such a railway that killed about 15,000 people as prisoners of war and civilians, another 100,000 people because they suffer diseases lack food. Exhausted exhaustion and abuse. Concentration camp prisoners of the camp, one of the channels that are used during the construction of the railway. Inside the camp there is a hospital and a church, they were prisoners of war created yourself. This cemetery was designed by Colin St Clair Oakes created the original Tomb where the prisoner is the originator of creation. Today, within the cemetery is the burial of prisoners from countries in the British Commonwealth, more than 1,400 people and 300 people most Hollander, they died in the camp hospital. Commonwealth War Cemetery Commission properties (The Commenwealth Garves War Commission) responsible for the care, maintenance, cemeteries and monuments of about 150 countries, commemorate the soldiers from various countries in the network of approximately 1,700,000 ngachakraphop who died during World War two. Those who have been to both here and other men's women, help during the war, various religions and those who do not believe in any religion. "
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