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St George’s Mark IV April - September 1945 Changi, Singapore

St George’s Mark IV April - September 1945 Changi, Singapore

Outskirts of Singapore February 1942 painting by Des Bettany

Outskirts of Singapore February 1942 painting by Des Bettany

a view of the River Kwai

The River Kwai

The Changi Cross

The Changi Cross

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Eric Cordingly’s daughter, Louise Cordingly, is available for talks about The Changi Cross and FEPOWs. Please get in touch if you would like to discuss a speaking opportunity.

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Read the full story in our books

The Changi Cross book cover

The Changi Cross

A Symbol of Hope in the Shadow of Death

The Changi Cross tells the story of the prisoners, their faith and the cross.

Down to Bedrock book cover

Down to Bedrock

The Diary and Secret Notes of a Far East Prisoner of War Chaplain 1942-45

Down to Bedrock includes Eric’s wartime diary and notes. It also includes original drawings by fellow prisoners.

Echoes of Captivity book cover

Echoes of Captivity

In 1945, Far East Prisoners of War returned home to their families.

Echoes of Captivity includes 35 interviews with the families of the men (and one woman) who returned from three and a half years of captivity.