See サンダカン死の行進 on Wiktionary
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The [[prisoner of war|prisoners of war]] (POWs) were [[mistreat|mistreated]], [[beaten]], worked to [[death]], thrown into [[bamboo]] [[cage]]s, [[starve]]d and [[subject]]ed to the most horrific [[torture]] by the Japanese. In January 1945, to escape [[bombing]] by [[Allied]] [[aircraft]], the Japanese decided to abandon Sandakan POW camp and move some 160 [[mile]]s (260 km) inland to Ranau, taking the POWs as [[slave]] [[laborer]]s. Of more than 1000 POWs sent on the [[death march]], only six Australians [[survive]]d. The incident is widely considered to be the worst [[atrocity]] suffered by Australian soldiers during World War II.\"})", "path": [ "サンダカン死の行進", "Template:ja-usex", "#invoke", "#invoke" ], "section": "Japanese", "subsection": "proper noun", "title": "サンダカン死の行進", "trace": "[string \"ustring:ustring\"]:331: too many results to unpack" } { "called_from": "luaexec/683", "msg": "LUA error in #invoke('ja-usex', 'show') parent ('Template:ja-usex', {1: \"'''サンダカン 死 の 行進''' は、[[第%二%次 世%界 大%戦]] の アジア 太%平%洋 戦%線 の 末%期 段%階 の 1945%年 1%月 から 8%月 にかけて、日%本%軍 によって、ボルネオ 島 の サンダカン から ラナウ まで 行われた 一%連 の [[強%制]] [[移%送]] で あり、その 結%果、北 ボルネオ の サンダカン 捕%虜 収%容%所 で 日%本%軍 に 捕 らえられて いた [[連%合%国]] の [[捕%虜]] たち 2434%名(1942%年 2%月 の [[シンガポール]] [[陥%落]] 時 に 捕 らえられて いた 捕%虜のうち、1787%名 の [[オーストラリア 人]] と 641%名 の [[イギリス 人]])が [[死%亡]] しました。[[捕%虜]] たち は、日%本%軍 に よって [[虐%待]] され、[[殴%打]] され、[[死 ぬ]] まで [[働く|働 か]]され、[[竹]] の [[檻]] に [[放り込む|放 り 込 まれ]]、[[飢える|飢 え]] させられ、[[最 も]] [[恐 ろしい]] [[拷%問]] を [[受ける|受 け]] ました。1945%年 1%月、連%合%軍 の 航%空%機 に よる [[爆%撃]] から [[逃 れる]] ため に、日%本%軍 は サンダカン 捕%虜 収%容%所 を [[放%棄]] し、捕%虜 たち を [[奴%隷]] [[労%働%者]] と して 連 れて [[内%陸]] およそ 160 [[マイル]](260 [[キロメートル]])の ラナウ に [[移%動]] する こと を [[決%定]] しました。[[死 の 行%進]] に [[送る|送 られた]] 1000%名 以%上 の 捕%虜 の うち、[[生き残る|生 き 残 った]] の は わずか 6%名 の オーストラリア 人 だけ でした。この 事%件 は、第%二%次 世%界 大%戦 中 に オーストラリア 軍%人 が 受 けた [[最%悪]] の [[残%虐]] [[行%為]] で ある と 広 く 考 えられて います。\", 2: \"'''^サンダカン し の こうしん''' は、^だい%に%じ ^せ%かい ^たい%せん の ^アジア たい%へい%よう せん%せん の まっ%き だん%かい の せん-きゅうひゃく-よんじゅう-ご%-ねん いち%がつ から はち%がつ にかけて、に%ほん%ぐん に よって、^ボルネオ とう の ^サンダカン から ^ラナウ まで おこなわれた いち%れん の きょう%せい い%そう で あり、その けっ%か、きた ^ボルネオ の ^サンダカン ほ%りょ しゅう%よう%じょ で に%ほん%ぐん に と らえられて いた れん%ごう%こく の ほ%りょ たち にせん-よんひゃく-さんじゅう-よ%めい(せん-きゅうひゃく-よんじゅう-に%ねん に%がつ の ^シンガポール かん%らく じ に と らえられて いた ほ%りょ の うち、せん-ななひゃく-はちじゅう-なな%めい の ^オーストラリア じん と ろっぴゃく-よんじゅう-いち%めい の ^イギリス じん)が し%ぼう しました。ほ%りょ たち は、に%ほん%ぐん に よって ぎゃく%たい され、おう%だ され、し ぬ まで はたら かされ、たけ の おり に ほう り こ まれ、う え させられ、もっと も おそ ろしい ごう%もん を う け ました。せん-きゅうひゃく-よんじゅう-ご%-ねん いち%がつ、れん%ごう%ぐん の こう%くう%き に よる ばく%げき から のが れる ため に、に%ほん%ぐん は ^サンダカン ほ%りょ しゅう%よう%じょ を ほう%き し、ほ%りょ たち を ど%れい ろう%どう%しゃ と して つ れて ない%りく およそ ひゃく-ろくじゅう マイル(にひゃく-ろくじゅう キロメートル)の ^ラナウ に い%どう する こと を けっ%てい しました。し の こう%しん に おく られた せん%めい い%じょう の ほ%りょ の うち、い き のこ った の は わずか ろく%めい の ^オーストラリア じん だけ でした。この じ%けん は、^だい%に%じ ^せ%かい ^たい%せん ちゅう に ^オーストラリア ぐん%じん が う けた さい%あく の ざん%ぎゃく こう%い で ある と ひろ く かんが えられて います。\", 3: \"The '''Sandakan Death March''' was a series of [[forcible]] [[transfer]]s by the Japanese military from [[Sandakan]] to [[w:Ranau District|Ranau]] in [[Borneo]] between January and August 1945 during the final stages of [[w:Asiatic-Pacific theater|Asiatic-Pacific theater]] of [[World War II]], resulting in the deaths of 2,434 Allied [[POW]]s held by the Japanese at Sandakan [[POW camp]] in [[w:North Borneo|North Borneo]] (1,787 [[Australian]]s and 641 [[British]] POWs held at the time of the [[w:Fall of Singapore|fall of Singapore]] in February 1942). The [[prisoner of war|prisoners of war]] (POWs) were [[mistreat|mistreated]], [[beaten]], worked to [[death]], thrown into [[bamboo]] [[cage]]s, [[starve]]d and [[subject]]ed to the most horrific [[torture]] by the Japanese. In January 1945, to escape [[bombing]] by [[Allied]] [[aircraft]], the Japanese decided to abandon Sandakan POW camp and move some 160 [[mile]]s (260 km) inland to Ranau, taking the POWs as [[slave]] [[laborer]]s. Of more than 1000 POWs sent on the [[death march]], only six Australians [[survive]]d. The incident is widely considered to be the worst [[atrocity]] suffered by Australian soldiers during World War II.\"})", "path": [ "サンダカン死の行進", "Template:ja-usex", "#invoke", "#invoke" ], "section": "Japanese", "subsection": "proper noun", "title": "サンダカン死の行進", "trace": "[string \"ustring:ustring\"]:331: too many results to unpack" }
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