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NARRATIVE: When the Allies capitulated to
the Japanese in East Java in 1942, about 200
Allied soldiers took to the hills around Malang
where they formed groups of resistance
fighters. Eventually they were rounded up by
the Kempetai. The captured soldiers were
squeezed into three-foot-long bamboo pig
baskets and transported in open lorries, in
100ºF [38ºC] heat, to a rail siding where they
were placed in open railway cars and taken to
the coast. Half dead from thirst, the captives were carried onto
waiting boats that sailed out to waters off the coast of Surabaya.
There, the prisoners still enclosed in their bamboo cages
were thrown overboard to the waiting sharks. The murders of
the Allied soldiers became known as the Pig Basket Atrocity.