Gaz asked:
I wonder what Japanese do for Christmas dinner? Tofurkey? Sushikey?
Joke!



Well we know it's not fresh Ozer anymore!

The following is a typical example of a report on an Australian victim
recorded on May 20, 1945:

.... On the morning of the ----- at 0900 hours ... the late
Sjt Sewell, and myself recovered the body of ----- who had
been killed by enemy action on the -----. We found the body
in the following condition:
(a) all clothing had been removed
(b) both arms had been cut off at the shoulder
(c) the stomach had been cut out, and the heart, liver and other
entrails had been removed
(d) all fleshy parts of the body had been cut away, leaving the bones
bare
(e) the arms, heart, liver and entrails could not be found
(f) the only parts of the body not touched were the head and feet
A Japanese mess tin which appeared to contain human flesh was lying
four to five yards from -----'s body between two dead
Japanese soldiers.
(Tanaka, 1996, p. 116)

Joe