Bridge on the River Kwai

 

 Bridge on the River Kwai

Bridge on the River Kwai is a historically important one. The bridge is the most important of the Death Railway. The World War 2 by the Japanese army had captured Allied troops, including American English, Australia, Holland and New Zealand, approximately 61,700 people and laborers, the Chinese Yuan, Thailand, Burma, India, Malaya, Java, most of them. The construction of the railway line strategy. A route through Burma. One has to cross the path of the River Kwai. The bridge had to be built up. Building bridges and railway lines. Fraught with difficulties. The violence of war and pestilence. And food shortages. The thousands of prisoners died. During World War II, the bridge was damaged. Thailand has a new government, and repair. After the war ended the year 2489 until the present, be regarded as a bridge over the River Kwai. A symbol of peace.