Bandoeng Kareës West-Java
May
10, 2011
Alternate
Camp Names
Bunsho II, Camp 3 (per Japanese
administration)
Camp Location
|
This camp was located in a residential
area in the southeastern
part of
Bandoeng, bounded by Papandajanlaan, Tangkoeban
Prahoelaan, Windoestraat, Galoengoenglaan, Halimoenlaan, Malabarlaan, Wajanglaan (behind the housing
units) and Boerangranglaan
(behind the housing units). |
Japanese Camp Commanders
Native police, Lt. Suzuki (April 1944 to
Nov. 1944), Lt. Takahashi Ryoichi (Nov. 1944 to Dec. 1944)
Hashimoto, Yasuda, Snirakawa; with
native police staff, heihos
Dutch Camp Leaders
Mrs. R. Iterson-de Hartog
Transports (source: Atlas Japanse
Kampen)
|
Date |
Arrived
from |
Transferred
to |
Number in transport |
Total number in camp |
Individual type |
|
Dec. 4, ‘42 (1) |
Surrounding Areas (2) |
|
5190 |
5190 |
w,ch,om |
|
July 10, 1943 |
Soek: SOG |
|
500 |
5690 |
w,ch |
|
Oct. 19, 1943 |
|
Tjim: Baros 5 |
160 |
5530 |
b |
|
Oct. 28, 1943 |
Cheribon |
|
42 |
5572 |
w,ch,om |
|
Dec. 8, 1943 |
|
Tjim: Baros 5 |
70 |
5502 |
b |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
July xx, 1944 |
Buitenzorg |
|
11 |
5513 |
w,ch |
|
July 19, 1944 |
|
Tjim: Baros 6 |
59 |
5454 |
b,m |
|
Oct. 21, 1944 |
|
Band: Tjihapit |
4 |
5450 |
w,ch |
|
Oct. xx, 1944 |
|
Tjim: Baros 5 |
80 |
5370 |
m |
|
Nov. 16, 1944 |
|
Amb: Ambarawa 9 |
250 |
5120 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 16, 1944 |
|
Amb: Ambarawa 7 |
350 |
4770 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 17, 1944 |
|
Amb: Banjoebiroe 10 |
600 |
4170 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 23, 1944 |
|
Tjim: 4e en 9e Bat |
90 |
4080 |
sm |
|
Nov. 27, 1944 |
|
Band: Bloemenkamp |
252 |
3828 |
b |
|
Nov. 27, 1944 |
|
Buit: Kota Paris |
250 |
3578 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 27, 1944 |
|
Buit: Kedoengbadak |
100 |
3478 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 27, 1944 |
|
Bat: Grogol |
500 |
2978 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 28, 1944 |
|
Buit: Kedoengbadak |
350 |
2628 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 28, 1944 |
|
Bat: Grogol |
500 |
2128 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 29, 1944 |
|
Bat: Tjideng |
900 |
1228 |
w,ch |
|
Nov. 29, 1944 |
|
Buit: Kedoengbadak |
710 |
518 |
w,ch |
|
Dec. 8, ‘44 (3) |
|
Band: Tjihapit |
285 |
233 |
w,ch |
|
Dec. 21, 1944 |
|
Band: Tjihapit |
128 |
105 |
w,ch (4) |
|
|
|
Deceased |
105 |
0 |
w,ch |
Abbreviations / Notes
b=boys (11 years and older), ch=children, m=men, om=old men, sm=sick men, w=women
Amb=Ambarawa, Band=Bandoeng, Bat=
SOG=SOG-Meisjeshuis, 4e en 9e Bat=4e en
9e Bataljon
(1) Up to
and including
(2) Bandoeng, Tjioemboeleuit,
Lembang, Garoet, Tasikamalja, Tegal, Cheribon, Soekaboemi, Buitenzorg
(3) And December 9, 1944
(4) Including 7 sick women
Deaths
There were a total of 105 deaths.
References
Beekhuis, H., et al – Japanse
burgerkampen in Nederlands-Indië, Volume 1, 4th Edition, pg 40, 41
Biessen-Dohmen, Mieke - De klok,
1995
Doorn, Iens van - Geluk is als
een vogel, 1981, pg 82
Dulm, J. van, et al – Atlas
Japanse Kampen, Volume I, 2000, pg 120-121; Volume II, 2002, pg 101
Fenton Huie, Shirley - The
forgotten ones (interviews), 1992; Vergeten, 1995
Graaff, Nell de - We survived: a Mother's story ..., 1989, pg 28-53
Jong, L. de - Het Koninkrijk der
Nederlanden in WOII, Volume 11B, 1985, pg 349
Jong,
L. de - The Collapse of a Colonial Society, 2002, pg 104 (translation Volume
11B)
Kessel, Albert in H.A.M.Liesker –
Je denk, ken niet maar ken! 1997, pg 295-296
Raalte-Geel, Henriette van - Mogen wij altijd in dit kamp blijven? 1998
Renes-Bolding, M.A.M. - Ik kom
terug zegt Loes, 1947
Vuyk, Beb - Kampdagboeken, 1989
Wallenburg-Laban, A. van – Personal
communications
Photographs
/ Drawings
Dulm, J. van, et al – Atlas Japanse Kampen, Volume I, 2000, pg 121; Volume
II, 2002, pg 103
Camp
Map
Beekhuis, H., et al – Japanse burgerkampen in Nederlands-Indië, Volume 1, 4th
Edition, pg 40
Dulm, J. van, et al – Atlas
Japanse Kampen, Volume I, 2000, pg 121