Batu Lintang internment camp

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Batu Lintang internment camp was a World War II Japanese prison and civilian internment camp located near Kuching in Sarawak, Borneo, where Allied prisoners of war and civilians were held under harsh conditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II internment camp
civilian internment camp
prisoner-of-war camp
afterUse educational institution site
conflict World War II
continent Asia
coordinateLocation 1.5N 110.3E
country Japan
dateOfLiberation 1945
endTime 1945
hasLanguageOfPrisoners Chinese
Dutch
English
Malay
hasPart Japanese administration area
POW compound
children’s camp
civilian compound
women’s camp
knownFor disease
forced labour
harsh conditions
malnutrition
overcrowding
liberatedBy 9th Australian Division NERFINISHED
Australian forces NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone UTC+08:00
location Borneo NERFINISHED
Malaysia NERFINISHED
Sarawak NERFINISHED
near Kuching
memorial Batu Lintang Memorial Square NERFINISHED
notableFor clandestine radios
diaries and memoirs by survivors
secret education activities by internees
occupant Allied prisoners of war
Australian prisoners of war
British prisoners of war
Dutch prisoners of war
civilian internees
local civilians
operator Imperial Japanese Army NERFINISHED
partOf Japanese occupation of Borneo NERFINISHED
Japanese occupation of Sarawak NERFINISHED
presentInWork historical studies of Japanese POW camps
survivor testimonies
startTime 1942
usedBy Japanese Empire NERFINISHED

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Batu Lintang camp administration operated Batu Lintang internment camp