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| | ASADA Shirô, 2005, "Kegare naki omoi (Unstained memory)", in Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shuyojo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students) , Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru, pp.13–24 | |
| | Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru (ed.), 2005, Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shûyôjo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students) , Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru | |
| | KIGAWA Yoshiko, 2005, "Otto to no jinsei (My life with my husband)", in Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shûyôjo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students), Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru, pp.57–64 | |
| | Kinenshi Henshū Iinkai (ed.), 1998, Ōsutoraria no Nihonjin: Ichiseiki o koeru Nihonjin no sokuseki (Japanese in Australia: Japanese footprints over a century) , Asquith: Japan Club of Australia | |
| | MORIKI Masaru, 1986, Kaura shutsugeki: sei to shi no kiseki (The Cowra breakout: the tracks between life and death) , Tokyo: Kyô no Wadaisha | |
| | MURAKAMI Teruo, 2005, "Tsugi no sedai e (To the next generation)", in Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shûyôjo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students), Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru, pp.87–94 | |
| | NAKAGAWA Chôjin, 2005, "Senyû to tomo ni (With my comrades in arms)", in Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shûyôjo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students), Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru, pp.73–80 | |
| | NAKAJIMA Ken, 1998, "Kaura no Nihon teien (Japanese garden of Cowra)", in Ôsutoraria no Nihonjin: Ichiseiki o koeru Nihonjin no sokuseki (Japanese in Australia: Japanese footprints over a century), Asquith: Japan Club of Australia | |
| | Naoetsu Horyo Shûyôjo no Heiwa Yûkô Kinenzô o Tateru Kai (ed.), 1996, Taiheiyô ni kakeru hashi: horyo shûyôjo no higeki o koete (Bridge across the Pacific Ocean: beyond the tragedy of the prisoner of war camps) , Joetsu: Naoetsu Horyo Shûyôjo no Heiwa Yûkô Kinenzô o Tateru Kai | |
| | TAKAHARA Marekuni, 1987, Kaura monogatari (The story of Cowra) , Kobe: Tōyō Keizai Shinposha | |
| | TAKAHARA Marekuni, 1998, "Shin Kaura monogatari (New Cowra story)", in Osutoraria no Nihonjin: Ichiseiki o koeru Nihonjin no sokuseki (Japanese in Australia: Japanese footprints over a century), Asquith: Japan Club of Australia | |
| | TAKAHARA Marekuni, 2005, "Hokori (Pride)", in Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shûyôjo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students), Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru | |
| | TERAWAKI Masato, 2005, "Ani o omou (Reflections on my brother)", in Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shûyôjo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students), Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru | |
| | USHIRO Mitsuaki, 2005, "Kago no naka no tori to shite (Like a bird in a cage)", in Wakamono no kiita Kaura horyo shûyôjo Nihon hei dassô jiken (The outbreak from the Japanese prisoner-of-war camp at Cowra as told to students) , Hiroshima: Hiroshima Keizai Daigaku Okamoto Zeminaru, pp.41–48 | |
| | YAMADA Mami, 2005, Rosuto ofisaa (Lost Officer) , Tokyo: Spice Books | |
| | YAMASHITA Takeo, 1969, Nihonjin koko ni nemuru: Kaura shûyôjo (Japanese sleep here: the Cowra prisoner-of-war camp) , Tokyo: Nisseisha | |
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