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Mr. Hunt describes making prayer beads from seeds and a cross from bones.

Mr. Hunt describes his brother, and others, stealing rice from the Japanese.

Mr. Hunt describes a confrontation with his supervisor in the coal mine, and his brother intervening to save the Japanese.

Mr. Hunt describes the frightening aspects of working in the Niigata coal mines.

Mr. Hunt describes the contaminated food he received in Sham Shui Po.

Mr. Hunt describes being taken prisoner and becoming a slave labourer.

Mr. Hunt describes the lax and arrogant attitude of the British soldiers.

Mr. Babin discusses coping with the emotional and physical consequences of his wartime service.

Mr. Babin describes his voyage home from Japan, including wonderful treatment by the Americans.

Mr. Babin describes the medical supply and food drops by the Americans once their Japanese captors had fled Niigata.

Mr. Babin describes meeting a Japanese feudal landlord and hearing his perspective on the American dropping of the A-Bomb.

Mr. Babin describes working slave labour in a Japanese coal yard, and the danger that he faced there.