Death March horror on Luzon revealed by battlefield graves
A correspondent recounts the Luzon death march aftermath with graves of more than 3,500 Filipinos and several hundred Americans at Camp O'Donnell. He describes camp ruins, burning huts, barbed wire enclosures, scattered relics, and a somber American burial ground with unmarked graves, crosses, and a white monument bearing memorial verses.
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