FEPOW art Whilst incarcerated, some FEPOWs used art as a means to document their experiences in the camps. The production of this art was risky, as keeping any form of records was strictly forbidden. It was also an important coping mechanism for many FEPOWs.
FEPOW Oral History Project The stories of some of the thousands of British servicemen held as prisoners in South East Asia during WWII can now be explored online. The project was commissioned by LSTM in partnership with the Imperial War Museum Sound Archive and sponsored by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Your FEPOW history Audio/video/written stories of growing up with a FEPOW Your chance to write your own family history bringing stories alive for future generations and to remember this often unexplored history of the Second World War.
Captive Memories LSTM's involvement with the health of FEPOW represents the longest collaborative partnership ever undertaken by the School. This book details this journey and the subsequent advances understanding and delivering tropical medicine.
Burma Railway Medicine The first in-depth analysis of the medical crisis in the Allied prisoner of war (POW) camps on the Thai-Burma Railway, between 1942 and 1945.
'Secret Art of Survival' exhibition opens at Liverpool’s Victoria Gallery & Museum Secret Art of Survival, an exhibition displaying the artwork of British Far East prisoners of War (FEPOW), is now open to the public at the Victoria Gallery and Museum in Liverpool. 25 Oct 2019
Appeal for information – FEPOW artist named “Payne” Do you know the identity of the FEPOW artist who signed himself, ‘Payne’, and who did this portrait of my grandfather in camp in Thailand in 1943? 21 Oct 2019
25 Oct 2019 to 20 Jun 2020 The Secret Art of Survival: creativity and ingenuity of British Far East prisoners of war, 1942-1945 In partnership with, and located at the University of Liverpool's Victoria Gallery and Museum, the exhibition will run from 25 October 2019 to 20 June 2020 Victoria Gallery and Museum, Liverpool
15 Feb 2020, 09:00 to 17:00 Focus on FEPOW Victoria Gallery and Museum, University of Liverpool Ashton Street, Liverpool, L69 3DR
