The Bataan Death March
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This document summarizes key events of World War II in the Pacific theater, focusing on the Japanese invasion of the Philippines and the infamous Bataan Death March. It notes that over 60,000 American and Filipino troops surrendered in the Philippines in 1942 and were forced on a brutal 60-mile march, where between 6,000-11,000 died. Survivors were held in brutal POW camps throughout the Pacific, where thousands more perished before the war's end.
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- 2. World War II
- 3. World War II The costliest war in history Estimates of over 60 million dead
- 4. World War II
- 5. World War II
- 6. World War II
- 7. World War II
- 9. The Japanese Invasion of the Philippine Islands The Bataan Death March
- 13. 1941
- 16. USS Arizona
- 17. USS Arizona USS Shaw
- 18. USS Arizona USS Shaw USS West Virginia
- 19. USS Arizona USS Shaw USS West Virginia USS California
- 21. April 1942
- 22. April 1942
- 23. April 1942
- 26. The Death March
- 44. Cabanatuan
- 48. Stories of the events surrounding the march Recommend reading Recommend viewing