FAR EAST REMEMBRANCE

The video covers a remembrance service at Edinburgh Castle attended by ex-prisoners of war from the Far East. It serves as a prelude to their annual conference and reunion. Wreaths are laid in memory of those who died in Japanese captivity between 1941 and 1945, emphasizing that their sacrifice will never be forgotten by the survivors.

Where was the remembrance service for ex-prisoners of war held?

• Windsor Castle

• Edinburgh Castle

• Dover Castle

• London Tower

What event was the service a prelude to?

• The fourth annual conference and reunion

• A historical exhibition

• A military parade

• A peace treaty signing

During which years were the prisoners held in Japanese captivity?

• 1939 to 1945

• 1942 to 1946

• 1941 to 1945

• 1940 to 1944

What was laid in memory of the prisoners of war and civilian internees?

• Flags

• Plaques

• Candles

• Wreaths

What is emphasized about the sacrifice of those who died in captivity?

• It will be taught in schools

• It will be celebrated annually

• It will never be forgotten

• It will be documented in books