Tragic Sinking of the *Arisan Maru*: WWII’s Deadliest Hell Ship Disaster! #WWIIHistory #HellShips

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Dive into the heartbreaking story of the *Arisan Maru*, a Japanese "Hell Ship" carrying over 1,700 Allied POWs, struck by American torpedoes on October 24, 1944. Discover how these men, packed in horrendous conditions, faced unimaginable suffering even before the fateful strike. Learn about the forgotten legacy of WWII’s deadliest POW disaster and honor the courage of those who endured. Join us as we uncover the disturbing truth behind the tragedy, a story that deserves to be remembered.

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[theEnlightenedpsychologist]

Do you think the tragedy of the Arisan Maru could have been avoided, or was it an inevitable consequence of war?”

[Mimer]

1, 773 people! It wasn't a particularly deadly disaster.
The 3 deadliest, all took place in the Baltic Sea. 10, 540 people, 7, 862 people and 7, 230 people. And that was with combined hospital and refugee ships. Mostly women and children and some wounded soldiers.