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Just was up at tha kanun today. This map is fantastic. You can see the part of remaining original track behind the temple. Your map seems very accurate. Is it basically 100% accurate using gps? Amazing work!

Absolutely fascinating, thank you so much for doing all this hard work and research. I am taking my mother here in two weeks to see where my Grandad was kept prisoner. Lennard Nickelson (my grandad) was at chungkai, Bankhao, Tamakun south, 226 kilo camp and the back to Kanchanaburi before release.

brilliant video. I have a place up there. will explore these locations v shortly . thanks for sharing

where can i get a copy of the map at the start of the video pls?

Thank you Kevin and Stefan for the well planned, highly informative video. In particular, I found the branch line that led from today's railway station down to the river very interesting. It's amazing to learn that a railway line actually passed through where several guest houses are today. I believe the branch line was constructed in early January, 1945. To date, I've had to rely on the Warmenhoven a report, the original copy is available free of charge from the Archives at Kew, London. It's reference is FO628/67.

Thank you very much for creating this wonderful, highly educational series of videos. Slowly, I shall work my way through them. From the first part I have learnt how extensive the railway sidings/marshalling yards were at Ban Pong and Khao Din. Also of interest is the spur which leads up to today's hospital, just outside Kanchanaburi town. Truly amazing stuff! Again a big big thank you, Ajarn Andy.

Has anyone found camp #2 at songkurai?

Thank you for your wonderfull videos my father was an aus pow and I have been to the railway a few times but I find your content great my father was vx18869 thanks again

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Hi Kevin and Stefan, Let me start by saying: thank you very much for all your wonderful work and good information on the TBR! We - the SHBSS (Stichting Herdenking Birma-Siam spoorweg en Pakan Baroe spoorweg) - are a Dutch foundation who commemorate the victims of the Thai Burma Railway and the Pekanbaru or Sumatra railway. Our followers now mainly consist of ((great)grand)children of Dutch POW’s who worked (and often died) on one of these Death railways. Besides our annual commemoration service we also try to educate and inform the public on this topic and help descendants with exploring their roots and discovering the story of their relatives who worked on one of these railroads. For this purpose we also try to make a bi-annual trip to Thailand with survivors and their descendants - as a kind of pilgrimage - to revisit the places where it all happened. We just announced our next trip (planned for November 2025). For educational purposes, in preparation of our next trip and in also in commemoration of the completion of the line next Oktober - we would like to show our social media followers a bit more about the TBR in the coming months. How the railway ran, how it was build, what is left of it to find, etc. A lot of information, video and images we already have. But you’ve made such a nice, informative and extensive (video) series over the last few years that I was hoping I could get your permission to use your work in our online posts? (Of course we will mention you - and when possible link to your accounts if possible - so you would get full credits for your work in these posts.) Please let me know if we can use your materials and how you would like us to credit you / reference to you? Thank you again for your work! Kind regards Flora Stichting Herdenking Birma-Siam spoorweg en Pakan Baroe spoorweg (SHBSS) www.shbss.nl www.youtube.com/@shbss www.linkedin.com/company/stichting-herdenking-birma-siam-spoorweg-en-pakan-baroe-spoorweg facebook.com/StichtingSHBSS

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I went and it was WORTH IT. It was wonderful to explore history by viewing the actual places, "First Hand". The TBRC museum was especially interesting to me. I only wish that I had viewed your video before going. Your video certainly added "depth". Thank You.

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thank you so much

So this video now completes the whole line of the Thailand-Burma-Railway. What a great job by you (and Stefan), for now for the first time we have a complete and detailed map.

One day maybe the Burmese leftovers of the railway will also be as easily accessible as they are (more or less) on the Thai side. Just in case, we now know where to go and explore, thanks to your map.

Amazingly, I have been subscribed to this channel for a few years, and I am still unable to find any other channel that has documented the Death Railway with such remarkable research and dedication. Thank you so much for sharing.

Way to go! Thanks again!

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Thank you so much

Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication! Always interesting!

so, the journey finally passed the 3 pagodas. That is also the farthest point that I ever reached.

thank you

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What a pity that so much of the track is lost in the artifical lake/reservoir now.

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thank you

I watch it so many times. Thanks.

Absolutely loving this new series outstanding work again

These videos of your research on the tracks of the TBR are simply great! It's somehow "sad" that there will be only 8 parts.

This is the very best thing. From the waterfall station up And it will be a landmark to continue exploring the railway. Thank you very much.

Uploading at midnight is some insane dedication 😂

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I think most people would have believed "The Railway" was a single track winding it's way through the Thai jungle. What you have created is an aerial view of all the ancillary lines, junctions, stations and marshalling yards that go into a working railway. Well done and thank you for this interesting education.

Another great research work, in particular the several sidings most of which I had no idea before

Thank you so much! I appreciate your work!

Utterly superb and meaningful work. Congratulations and please keep up the great effort. It is sincerely appreciated.

Absolutely excellent drone footage and graphics. 👍

Congratulations on a job well done. I look forward to watching the full series of videos. Will you be releasing the Google map of this route too?

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Very excellent. Wait to follow the next episode

Indeed a great undertaking that you started! It will be the base for all future research!

Legend has started.

Kevin, you have done an excellent job in documenting and explaining the Railway construction. Well done. 👍

This video is a real teaser, beause now I can't wait to see your map-series! Just hurry up and post them! 👍

Sehr gut

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Hello Mr. Robert, I'm Kawee. I've seen the Tampi update. It's really great. Explore around and see you next time

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