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RAF POWs lost in Borneo

Countries: Borneo

Members of the Royal Air Force who died by the actions of their captors whilst prisoners of war in Sandakan - Ranau, N. Borneo, 1943 - 45.

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RAF POWs lost in Borneo

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RAF Borneo PoWs at St Clement Danes

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