Pasko Rogulj: Austro-Hungarian Prisoner of Japanese, item 24
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petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards sprang out at
him and boxes his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. It has ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently .First.. Mate Urbansky has protested against
such treatment.
3.
The management also of the hospital has ... not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has complained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners'
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment ... have had to ... various ... for medicine to
... then on the comandof the doctor. So for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without comestible .payment. ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
Since their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
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petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently ... has ... against
such treatment.
3.
The management ... of the hospital has ... not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has complained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners'
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment ... have had to ... various for medicine to
... then on the comandof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without comestible ... ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
... their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
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petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently ... has ... against
such treatment.
3.
The management ... of the hospital has ... not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has complained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners'
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment ... have had to ... various for medicine to
... then on the comandof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without comestible ... ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
... their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
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petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently ... has ... against
such treatment.
3.
The management ... of the hospital has ... not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has complained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners'
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment ... have had to ... various for medicine to
... then on the comandof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
- 4 -
petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently ... has ... against
such treatment.
3.
The management ... of the hospital has ... not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has complained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners'
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment ... have had to ... various for medicine to
... then on the comandof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
- 4 -
petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently ... has ... against
such treatment.
3.
The management ... of the hospital has ... not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has complained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners'
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
- 4 -
petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently ... has ... against
such treatment.
3.
The management ... of the hospital has ... not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has complained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
- 4 -
petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently ... has ... against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
- 4 -
petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese. ...
occurred that the guards have driven the prisoners out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
- 4 -
petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese army or in the latter case that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
- 4 -
petty officer ...
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards ... out at
him and ... his ears. ... protests against such ... of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
-4-
petty officer
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards out at
him and his ears. protests against of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
prisoners they were formerly allowed to order food from the
firm of Dick and Bruhn in Kobe. Soon there came a delay in the
-
-4-
petty officer
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards out at
him and his ears. protests against of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
to their personal rank and culture, and without ,
as for example has just been the case with certain field
labors.
5.
their diet is not wholly pleasant to most of the
-
-4-
petty officer
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards out at
him and his ears. protests against of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
4.
Further the prisoners do not know whether it is permissible
that they be made to work outside the camp without regard
-
-4-
petty officer
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards out at
him and his ears. protests against of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
treatment have had to various for medicine to then on the comanof the doctor. o for example in
the case of the prisoner Krusinger now seriously ill with kidney
trouble.
-
-4-
petty officer
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards out at
him and his ears. protests against of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
The management of the hospital has not
been free from objection. The prisoner nschdorf has compained
because although he suffers from stomach trouble he has only
been given the very greasy and indigestible ordinary prisoners¡
food. It has repeatedly happened that in order to obtain decent
-
-4-
petty officer
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards out at
him and his ears. protests against of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
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-4-
petty officer
in order to see what time it was from that clock that hung there,
a thing which had never in any way forbidden and was always
customary. Suddenly one of the Japanese guards out at
him and his ears. protests against of maltreatment
the answers were given either that such treatment
was usual in the Japanese camp or in the letter that the
guard-house was a sanctuary for the Japanese.
occurred that the guards have driven the out of
bed some time before roll call in the morning with blows from
their clubs. Recently has against
such treatment.
3.
Sohlotterick,
Description
Save description- 34.905561476136945||134.93304990793456||
Aonogahara
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Kobe
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Tsingtau (Qingdao 青岛市)
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Document location Aonogahara
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Additional document location Kobe
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