A Thousand Cups of Rice: Surviving the Death Railway John M. Samson Natives had their most significant

Natives had their most significant experience with new germs long after initial contacts in the sixteenth century

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A Thousand Cups of Rice: Surviving the Death Railway John M. Samson Natives had their most significantYou are only a few remaining skeletons after the invasion of East Asia for the past few centuries, and are pitiful victims. We will build the railroad if we have to {build} it over the white man's body. If you want anything, you will have to come through me. . . . and there will be many of you who will not see your homes again. Work cheerfully at my command. Lt. Col. Y. Nagatomo, Chief, No. 3 Branch, Thailand POW Administration, Nippon Expeditionary