Eric and Mary Cordingly at home in Norfolk

Eric and Mary Cordingly at home in Norfolk

Bernard and Edith Stogden in Changi Chapel

Bernard and Edith Stogden in Changi Chapel

Bertie and Wyn Boyce in Harrogate

Bertie and Wyn Boyce in Harrogate

Tim Hemmings with the Changi Cross

Tim Hemmings with the Changi Cross

Burial ground beside the Death Railway painting by Eric Stacy

Burial ground beside the Death Railway painting by Eric Stacy

FEPOW Links

There is a growing interest in FEPOWs and we would like to help you access more information and related online discussion groups. The Changi Cross has its own community page on Facebook.

Please visit the links below for more information.

Websites

Changi Museum

Changi Museum is dedicated to all those who lived and died in Singapore, in particular the Changi area, during the dark years of World War II.

Children of Far East Prisoners of War

COFEPOW is a charity dedicated to perpetuating the memory of FEPOWs and advancing knowledge of the suffering endured and sacrifices made by them.

FEPOW Community

A website full of research and links related to FEPOWs.

Researching FEPOW History

The RFH group was founded in 2005 with the aim of bringing together all those interested in researching Far East POW history, a still little-known aspect of WWII history.

Changi POW Art

The Changi POW artwork of Des Bettany.

Facebook Pages

The Changi Cross

Our Facebook community page for The Changi Cross.

The Adam Park Project

A battlefield archaeology project looking into the wartime heritage of the Adam Park housing estate in Singapore.

National Memorial Arboretum

The UK’s year-round centre of Remembrance; a spiritually uplifting place which honours the fallen, recognises service and sacrifice, and fosters pride in our country.

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.