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The Changi Cross was made by Staff Sergeant Harry Stogden, RAOC, as a prisoner of war in Changi and is used throughout the Roll of honour with a poppy as the centre piece. It is used as a symbol of unity for those who lost their lives in the Far East and is not meant to categories the prisoners in any religion or faith.
Sergeant Harry Stogden lost his life 15th September 1945 before reaching home.
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A separate database is now available for
Rolls of those who died unnecessarily
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Contains information on cemeteries in the Far East
With a roll of those named within
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United Kingdom Authority Reports
With a roll of those named within
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Contains information on awards granted to Far East personnel
Information collated from the London Gazette
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A separate database is now available for
Rolls of prisoners who died within Japanese ships sunk by the Allies
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A separate database is now available for
Rolls of British prisoners who died within the Japanese homeland camps
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Anthea Beckett’s
British & Commonwealth POWs held in Java 1942-45
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Contains information on Far East Regiments
British & Commonwealth
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Add service personnel to the site memorial
Each has their own page
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A separate database is now available for
British & Commonwealth POWs
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