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Arisan Maru was a 6,886 GRT Type 2A freighter constructed in 1944 during World War II and was one of Imperial Japan's hell ships. The vessel, named for a mountain on Formosa, was initially used as a troop transport. The vessel was then turned over for use for the transportation of prisoners of war (POWs) from the Philippines to Manchuria, China or Japan. On October 24, 1944, the ship was torpedoed by an American submarine and sank. Of the 1,781 POWs aboard, all of them escaped the sinking ship but were not rescued by the Japanese. In the end, only nine of the prisoners survived the sinking.

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rdfs:label	Arisan Maru (en) Arisan Maru (fr) 阿里山丸 (ja) Arisan Maru (pl)
rdfs:comment	Arisan Maru was a 6,886 GRT Type 2A freighter constructed in 1944 during World War II and was one of Imperial Japan's hell ships. The vessel, named for a mountain on Formosa, was initially used as a troop transport. The vessel was then turned over for use for the transportation of prisoners of war (POWs) from the Philippines to Manchuria, China or Japan. On October 24, 1944, the ship was torpedoed by an American submarine and sank. Of the 1,781 POWs aboard, all of them escaped the sinking ship but were not rescued by the Japanese. In the end, only nine of the prisoners survived the sinking. (en) L'Arisan Maru était un cargo japonais construit en 1944 pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale et était l'un des hell ships de l'Empire du Japon. Le navire, nommé d'après une montagne de Formose, était initialement utilisé comme transport de troupes. Le navire a ensuite été modifié pour être utilisé pour le transport de prisonniers de guerre (PG) des Philippines vers la Mandchourie, la Chine ou le Japon. Le 24 octobre 1944, le navire est torpillé par le sous-marin américain (en) et coulé. Sur les 1.781 prisonniers de guerre à bord, tous ont échappé au navire en perdition mais n'ont pas été secourus par les Japonais. En fin de compte, seuls neuf des prisonniers ont survécu au naufrage. (fr) 阿里山丸（ありさんまる）は、太平洋戦争中に日本で建造された戦時標準型貨物船。船主は三井船舶。いわゆるヘルシップとして日本軍の捕虜となったアメリカ兵を移送中、南シナ海でアメリカ海軍潜水艦により撃沈された。乗船捕虜約1800人のほとんどは死亡し、1隻の船の戦没で発生したアメリカ人の死者数として最多の事例となった。 (ja) „Arisan Maru” – japoński statek towarowy oddany do służby w 1944 roku, jedna z jednostek typu 2A. 24 października 1944 roku, zaledwie kilka miesięcy po wejściu do służby, „Arisan Maru” został zatopiony przez amerykański okręt podwodny na Morzu Południowochińskim. Przewoził wtedy około 1,8 tys. jeńców wojennych i internowanych cywilów, przede wszystkim Amerykanów, spośród których ocalało zaledwie dziewięciu. „Arisan Maru” jest zaliczany do grona tzw. piekielnych statków. Pod względem liczby ofiar jego zatonięcie było największą katastrofą morską w historii Stanów Zjednoczonych. (pl)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Ships sunk by American submarines Beam (nautical) Pusan Destroyer World War II merchant ships of Japan List of battles and other violent events by death toll Dysentery Maritime incidents in October 1944 Luzon Manchuria Hell ship Japanese hell ships Torpedo Allies of World War II Formosa Nickel Palawan Length between perpendiculars Length overall Propeller Tamano 1944 ships Kaohsiung Coal Manila Philippines Kwantung Army World War II Hold (ship) Mast (sailing) Steam turbine Imperial Japan Prisoners of war Yard number List by death toll of ships sunk by submarines Troop transport Freighter (ship)
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.us-japandialogueonpows.org/Bowen.htm http://members.iinet.net.au/~gduncan/maritime-1b.html%23maritime_disasters_1944 https://web.archive.org/web/20071009080338/http:/users.bentonrea.com/~lnehls/
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