Religious Solace (Changi Chapel)
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Religious Solace (Changi Chapel)


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This article explores how Prisoners of War in Changi maintained their dignity and hope through religious worship and makeshift chapels during World War II. It highlights the symbolic transformation of brass bullet casings into a religious cross, illustrating how prisoners turned tools of destruction into powerful symbols of spiritual solace.
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