The Fence

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The Fence

2020

1h 18m

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Two thousand Canadians suffered the longest incarceration anywhere in the Second World War, a bitter four-year period inside Japanese POW camps in Hong Kong and Japan.

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13 members

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Luba Estes

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Chi Man Kwong

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George MacDonell

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George Peterson

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Yuki Tanaka

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Darianne Ramirez-Blanchette

Luba Estes (10-14 years old)

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Gaelle Pouliquen

Luba's Mother

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Jarlys Ramirez

Luba's Father

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Legna Bullain

Luba's Sister

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Rafael Marrero

Principal prisoner of War

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Wenkin Wong Chui

Prisoner of War

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Andreas Wong Chui

Prisoner of War

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Eduardo Lam Wong

Japanese Guard

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