Juang Mandor Cemetery, Kalimantan, Indonesia

3.5 (22 reviews) Spent Ranking #15 in West Kalimantan Cemeteries

A bitter history of Japanese' cruelty during WW2.

A monument to remember teen of thousands civilian were slaughter by Japanese troop during World War 2 ( similar to Rape of Nanking, China ). Thou' shall remember well.

Address

Mandor Town, Pontianak 78217 Indonesia

Current local date and time now

Monday, May 13, 2024, 1:14

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3.5 based on (22 reviews)

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Reviews

  • 3Rizki Ernawati 5:00 PM May 31, 2017
    Good place to learn history
    The Mandor Tragedy is a dark event that ever occurred in West Kalimantan, this incident occurred in the District of Mandor Landak District, West Kalimantan. According to available data, the number of casualties of the Mandor's incident is more than 21,037 people, but Japan rejects it and considers only 1,000 casualties. The tragedy of the foreman was due to the Japanese invaders' displeasure with the rebels. Because then Japan wants to control all the wealth that is on Earth West Kalimantan. Fighters come from local feudal, intelligent, ambient, politicians, public figures, religious leaders, to the common people, from various ethnic, ethnic or religious.
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  • 3E17_KJ 5:00 PM Aug 26, 2018
    Remote but interesting
    Three hours each way by bus from Pontianak so only one for the World War II buffs but I’m glad I made the journey. Moving depictions of the Japanese occupation. It was deserted and locked up when I arrived but it was easy to open the gate and get inside.

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