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Boris Abraham GELLMAN [????- ]

Submitted by David on Fri, 12/09/2016 - 13:39

In December 1941 he was the Night Reception Clark at the Repulse Bay Hotel.

He's mentioned in the Jurors Lists for 1938-40 inclusive with that job.

Notes on the POW camps he was at in Japan from the Roll of Honour website:

Hiroshima 5B - Innoshima

(Earlier Yahata - Mukaijima Branch Camp then  Fukuoka 12B)

KALAZHNY [????- ]

Submitted by David on Fri, 12/09/2016 - 13:37

In December 1941 he was the sub-manager of the Repulse Bay Hotel.

Reginald Sydney ABLONG [1919-1969]

Submitted by Dr Anthony Ablong on Wed, 12/07/2016 - 13:54

Reginal Sydney Ablong Sapper. Field Company Engineers HKVDF. Initially interned as Prisoner of War at Shum Shi Po POW Camp then shipped on Japanese vessel XD 6 (ss Naura Maru) on 29 April 1944. On arrival sent to Narumi Nagoya 2B POW Camp to work in coal mines until end of war. Repatriated to Canada at end of hostilities. Not married.

George Albert Victor HALL [1897-1956]

Submitted by David on Thu, 09/22/2016 - 15:55

George Hall was an architect.

Tony Chan writes:

Hall & Hall were founded by George Albert Victor Hall (1897-1956, RIBA, Authorized Architect 1927-41) (Fig.32) and William Hall (Authorized Architect 1920-33) from 1928 to 1933. They were sons of a famous Eurasian, Sin Tak Fan. After the death of William, George partnered with Harry Way (Authorized Architect 1924->41, HKIA 1956) to form Way & Hall from 1934 to 1956.

20 Oct 1944, BAAG Reports and Weekly Intelligence Summaries

Submitted by David on Wed, 08/31/2016 - 15:11

The following report describes Goodwin's view on conditions in the POW camps in Hong Kong.

SECRET
0103/3995(I.W).
16th Dec. 1944.    Copy No..18
20 Oct. 44

INTERROGATION REPORT NO. SKP/5/44

Escapers Serial No. E/5
Name and Rank: Lt. R.B. GOODWIN
Unit: R. N. Z. N. V. R. 
Date of Capture: 25 Dec. 41.
Date of Escape: 17 Jul. 44.
Date of arrival in British hands : 3 Aug. 44.

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