- Map of the route British and Indian POW's traveled into captivity in Asia Minor. The appalling fatality rate of the British and Indian prisoners during this transit was referred to as the "Kut Death March" in the British press. Source: Sandes, In Kut and Captivity, 1919, 336.
Source: Sandes, In Kut and Captivity, 1919, 336.
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