A group of 3500 Japanese prisoners of war leaves Borneo with an American ship

The video details the gradual repatriation of Japanese prisoners of war from Indonesia. It shows a transport from a collection camp in Balikpapan, Borneo, heading to the harbor. A Liberty ship provided by the Americans carries 3500 prisoners at a time. Subtitles are contributed by the Amara.org community.

What is happening to the Japanese prisoners of war in Indonesia?

• They are being transferred to Europe.

• They are being kept in Indonesia permanently.

• They are being gradually returned to Japan.

• They are being sent to other countries.

Where is the transport heading from the collection camp?

• To the mountains

• To the city center

• To the harbor

• To the airport

Which type of ship is used to transport the prisoners?

• A Liberty ship

• A battleship

• A cruise ship

• A cargo ship

How many prisoners are transported at once on the Liberty ship?

• 1500

• 4500

• 2500

• 3500

Who provided the Liberty ship for the transport?

• The Dutch

• The Americans

• The Australians

• The British