Share this news about the Burma-Thailand Railway Compensation. Are you a descendant of the men who worked on the railway line or died on the way there? Please check the name lists and if you see your father’s or grandfather’s name, write to Task Force Indische Rechtsherstel at tfirsecretariaat@ziggo.nl
These are the name lists:
CHUNGKAI, THAILAND: http://
KANCHANABURI, A T/M D, THAILAND:
http://
KANCHANABURI, E T/M K:
http://
KANCHANABURI, L T/M R:
http://
KANCHANABURI, S T/M Z:
http://
RANGOON, BIRMA:
http://
THANBYUZAYAT, BIRMA (deel 1):
http://
THANBYUZAYAT, BIRMA (deel 2)
http://
ONBEKENDE RUSTPLAATS THAILAND-BIRMA:
http://
My Dad (L.F.C. van der Werff) and brother-in-law (Eduard Camphuisen) sufferd long years, but by the grace of the Almighty survived the ordeal. Both of them did not want to talk about it. Saw my Dad come back after inital treatment at the “Johore State Hospital”, in present day Malaysia. From there he was transferred to a hospital in Batavia (Jakarta).
Was there a Pieter van der Werff listed too?
In response to your inquiry: you may copy and paste the below URL into your browser and check.
Good luck.
http://www.gahetna.nl/collectie/index/nt00425/e74f4524-148f-102f-a8e2-0050569c51dd/view/NT00425_Japanseinterneringskaarten/sort_column/prs_achternaam/sort_type/asc/q/zoekterm/pieter%20van%20der%20werff/q/periode_van/1940/q/periode_tot/1945/q/comments/1/q/ugc/1
Here is an other website which might provide a grave site picture of someone you might be looking for:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2140732