In April 1942 The Filipinos surrendered to the Japanese , and the Japanese did not know what to do with the 76,000 prisoners of war, so they decided to end them. They were ordered to embark on a 110-mile march through the jungle, and anyone who lost sight of effort or dehydration was left without a head or left to die in the jungle. They were beaten on the way by Japanese soldiers, and about 2,500 Filipinos and about <u>500 Americans </u>died on this alleged "pilgrimage", as they called it. Most of the prisoners who were eventually detained in the camp were awaited by a similar fate; the largest number of people died of starvation, illness, or were beaten to death, and an additional 26,000 Filipinos and <u>7,000 Americans </u>died there.
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