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    Bodies of second world war sailors in Java sea ‘dumped in mass grave’

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    Bodies of second world war sailors in Java sea ‘dumped in mass grave’

    via the Guardian, 22 January 2018:

    The Royal Navy heavy cruiser HMS Exeter sank after the Battle of the Java Sea in 1942. Photograph: US Navy Naval History and Heritage Command
    The Royal Navy heavy cruiser HMS Exeter sank after the Battle of the Java Sea in 1942. Photograph: US Navy Naval History and Heritage Command

    Illegal metal scavengers accused of disposing of remains from British and Dutch warships

    Source: Bodies of second world war sailors in Java sea ‘dumped in mass grave’

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