Terrifying secrets of Japanese prisoner of war who survived horrors of Thai-Burma 'death railway'

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World War II PoW Jack Jennings lived for almost half a century without speaking of the horrors he witnessed on the Thai-Burma 'death railway' where 12,000 people died
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