The Story Of Changi Singapore - David Nelson

The Story of Changi, Singapore by David Nelson is a compelling and meticulously researched account of one of the most infamous prisoner-of-war (POW) camps of World War II. Located in Singapore, Changi Prison became a symbol of suffering and resilience during the Japanese occupation. Nelson’s book provides a detailed history of Changi, from its pre-war origins to its role during the war and its legacy in the post-war years.

The book begins by exploring the construction and early use of Changi Prison as a civilian correctional facility. It then delves into the dramatic changes that occurred after the fall of Singapore in 1942, when the prison was repurposed to house thousands of Allied POWs. Nelson vividly describes the harsh conditions, the daily struggles of the prisoners, and their remarkable efforts to maintain morale and dignity in the face of adversity. The narrative also covers the liberation of the camp and its aftermath, including the impact on survivors and the broader historical significance of Changi.

Softcover

Printed-2001

Pages -240

ISBN - 0950324302

Overall condition - good used book

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