Pawai Kematian Bataan

Pawai Kematian Bataan (Filipina: Martsa ng Kamatayan sa Bataan; Jepang: バターン死の行進, Hepburn: Batān Shi no Kōshin) adalah pemindahan paksa oleh Angkatan Darat Kekaisaran Jepang terhadap 60,000–80,000 tahanan perang Filipina dan Amerika dari Titik Saysain, Bagac, Bataan dan Mariveles ke Kamp O'Donnell, Capas, Tarlac, melalui San Fernando, Pampanga, dimana para tahanan diangkut memakai kereta. Total jarak perjalanan dari Mariveles sampai San Fernando dan dari Stasiun Kereta Capas sampai Kamp O'Donnell dilaporkan beragam oleh sumber-sumber berbeda antara 96.6 hingga 112.0 km. Sumber-sumber berbeda juga banyak mengabarkan jumlah korban tahanan perang yang berbeda sebelum mencapai Kamp O'Donnell: dari 5,000 sampai 18,000 korban tewas Filipina dan 500 sampai 650 korban tewas Amerika pada barisan tersebut. Barisan tersebut diwarnai dengan serangkaian pelecehan fisik dan pembunuhan dan kemudian digugat oleh komisi militer Sekutu atas kejahatan perang Jepang.

Pawai Kematian Bataan
Bagian dari Pertempuran Bataan, Perang Dunia II
Sebuah detail penguburan para tahanan perang Filipina dan Amerika yang memakai tandu untuk dibawa ke Kamp O'Donnell, Capas, Tarlac, 1942, setelah Pawai Kematian Bataan.
Tanggal 9 April 1942 Lokasi Mariveles, Bataan dan Bagac, Bataan ke Capas, Tarlac, Pulau Luzon, Filipina
Korban
Jumlah sebenarnya tidak diketahui. Perkiraannya berkisar dari 5,650 sampai 18,000 tahanan perang tewas

Bacaan tambahan

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  • Also see: Webcast interview with the authors at the Pritzker Military Library on September 24, 2009
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Pranala luar

• Tragedy of Bataan
• No Uncle Sam: The Forgotten of Bataan – A link to the book's page on the publisher's website
• Hell's Guest author Colonel Glenn Frazier, Bataan Death March Survivor
• "Back to Bataan, A Survivor's Story" – A narrative recounting one soldier's journey through Bataan, the march, prison camp, Japan, and back home to the United States. Includes a map of the march.
• The Bataan Death March – Information, maps, and pictures on the march itself and in-depth information on Japanese POW camps.
• "Technical Sergeant Jim Brown U.S. Army Air Corps (ret) Bataan Death March Survivor Presentation to EAA Chapter 108 May 16, 2000"
• Proviso East High School Bataan Commemorative Research Project – Comprehensive history of the Battle for Bataan, the Death March and the role of the 192nd Tank Battalion
• 4th Marines at Corregidor and Bataan Death March
• 1200 Days, A Bataan POW Survivor's Story A biography of Russell A. Grokett's survival of the Bataan Death March, including three years as a Japanese Prisoner of War.
• Japan Focus 2008
• Bataan Death March and POW Camps and Bataan Survivors Recall Horrors, Borderlands articles