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Under the Rising Sun, Memories of a Japanese prisoner of war

Mario Machi
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This quote originally appeared in Mario Machi's book, Under the Rising Sun, Memories of a Japanese prisoner of war, and the survivor, he quotes, says this.

Sentiment: Critical Analysis
Trigger: Japanese POW treatment
For: Historians and those interested in military history
Key quote: 'Mile after mile, the looting and the beatings continued. They cared not who they struck. High-ranking officers were no exception.'
The host discusses the severe treatment of prisoners of war by the Japanese during World War II, highlighting the stark contrast in mortality rates compared to other captors. The mention of Mario Machi's book serves to underscore the horrific experiences endured by these soldiers, providing a personal account of the brutality faced.