バターン死の行進

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Japanese

Kanji in this term

Grade: 3
こう
Grade: 2
しん
Grade: 3
kun'yomi goon

Etymology

Compound of バターン (Batān, Bataan) +‎ (shi, death) +‎ (no, of) +‎ 行進 (kōshin, march).

Pronunciation

Proper noun

バターン()(こう)(しん) (Batān shi no kōshin

  1. (World War II) the Bataan Death March
    バターン()(こう)(しん)は、(だい)()()()(かい)(たい)(せん)(しょ)()(だん)(かい)1942(せんきゅうひゃくよんじゅうに)(ねん) 4()(がつ) 9(ここの)()から 17(じゅうなな)(にち)にかけて、()(ほん)(ぐん)によって、7(なな)(まん)6(ろく)(せん)(にん)()(りょ)(フィリピン(じん) 6(ろく)(まん)6(ろく)(せん)(にん)、アメリカ(じん) 1(いち)(まん)(にん))がフィリピンで(やく) 66(ろくじゅうろく) マイル106(ひゃくろく) キロメートル)の(きょう)(せい)()(そう)()いられた()(けん)です。
    Batān shi no kōshin wa, Dainiji Sekai Taisen no shoki dankai no senkyūhyakuyonjūni-nen shigatsu kokonoka kara jūnananichi ni kakete, Nihon-gun ni yotte, nanamanrokusen-nin no horyo (Firipin-jin rokumanrokusen-nin, Amerika-jin ichiman-nin) ga Firipin de yaku rokujūroku mairu (hyakuroku kiromētoru) no kyōsei isō o shīrareta jiken desu.
    The Bataan Death March was a forcible transfer in the Philippines of some 66 miles (106 km) that 76,000 prisoners of war (POW) (66,000 Filipinos, 10,000 Americans) forced by the Japanese military to endure from April 9 to 17, 1942, during the early stages of World War II.
バターン行進こうしんバターンから捕虜ほりょ収容所しゅうようじょまでの行進こうしん
Bataan Death March: death march from Bataan to POW camp
バターン行進こうしんで、なんぜんにんものアメリカじん捕虜ほりょとフィリピンじん捕虜ほりょ死亡しぼうしました。
Thousands of US and Filipino POWs died on the Bataan Death March.