Pasko Rogulj: Austro-Hungarian Prisoner of Japanese, item 22

• March 20, 2017 10:51:07 Lucas Diaz

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  correct, but I was told that they were caused by regulations from the
  

  Ministry of War for which the camp authorities were not responsible.
  

                   For the most serious individual complaint in my opinion, and
  

  one that it was impossible for me to investigate, was that concerning
  

  the health of the prisoner Krusinger, whom I already mentioned
  

  as being ill with kidney trouble.  The man seems to be growing
  

  worse, and complains of having no proper food, and of not having good
  

  medical treatment.  The camp surgeon who attends him, informed me
  

  that it was quite impossible for any patient under his care to grow
  

  worse;  but the prisoners' experience did not coincide with this opinion.
  

                   The men at Aonagahara have plenty of opportunity for exercise,
  

  and have what books and reading matter they want;  ,  but they do not
  

  have the opportunity of pursuing any trade  or of occupying themselves
  

  in some like manner, and I understand that they are desirous of obtaining
  

  some such privilege.
  

                   The condition on the whole seems to be good in the camp.  The
  

  cases of the maltreatment of prisoners I believe to be either exceptional
  

  instances, or else much exaggerated.  The locals of the prison,
  

  and the opportunities it offers for exercise and a healthy life, are
  

  unusually good.
  

                   I left Aonagahara at half past four o'clock.
  

                   I have the honor to transmit herewith thelast of complaints
  

  which I have already mentioned together with its translation.
  

• March 20, 2017 10:45:58 Lucas Diaz

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  correct, but I was told that they were caused by regulations from the
  

  Ministry of War for which the camp authorities were not responsible.
  

                   For the most serious individual complaint in my opinion, and
  

  one that it was impossible for me to investigate, was that concerning
  

  the health of the prisoner Krusinger, whom I already mentioned
  

  as being ill with kidney trouble.  The man seems to be growing
  

  
  

  
  

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• March 20, 2017 10:44:02 Lucas Diaz

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  correct, but I was told that they were caused by regulations from the
  

  Ministry of War for which the camp authorities were not responsible.
  

  
  

  
  

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• March 17, 2017 15:36:21 Lucas Diaz

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