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Female Prisoners of War 29 MayÌý2009
Living conditions at Stanley civilian internment camp, Hong Kong (photographed shortly after liberation in 1945). One internee is shown in a room formerly occupied by seven
Female Prisoners of War

Maria Ring and her sister Vilma Howe spent years inside a Prisoner of War Camp in the Far East. Vilma was interned with her mother and brother in 1941. Maria was born in the camp. A new exhibition at the Imperial War Museum North looks back at the experiences of all POW’s in all conflicts, including the eighty thousand women and children held by the Japanese.
JenniÌýspeakis to Vilma and Maria, alongsideÌýDr Bernice Archer; Author of "The Internment of Western Civilians under the Japanese 1941-45 - A Patchwork of Internment."

Captured:ÌýThe Extraordinary Lives of Prisoners of War, is at theÌýImperial War Museum North, until 3rdÌýJanuary 2010. Free Entry.



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