The Bataan Death March of 1942 is one of the darkest and most painful chapters of World War II history. After the Battle of Bataan, nearly 76,000 American and Filipino soldiers were captured and forced to march over 100 kilometers in extreme heat, hunger

In 1942, during World War II, one of the most brutal war crimes in history occurred — the Bataan Death March.

After the Battle of Bataan, around 76,000 American and Filipino soldiers were captured and forced to march more than 100 kilometers under extreme heat, hunger, and violence. Soldiers who collapsed, asked for water, or could not continue were beaten or left to die.

Over 10,000 prisoners lost their lives during this march.
This event was not just a war tragedy — it was the death of humanity.

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