WWII Japanese 'Hellship' Hōfuku Maru found in Philippines

The Hōfuku Maru, a Japanese 'Hellship' carrying 1,200 prisoners, has been discovered in the Philippines. The vessel sank in September 1944 after being hit by an Allied torpedo during World War II.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish80d ago

Hallado en Filipinas el Hōfuku Maru, un 'Hellshilp' japonés hundido con 1.200 prisioneros a bordo durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial

El buque se partió en dos en septiembre de 1944 tras ser alcanzado por un torpedo de las tropas aliadas

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WWII Japanese 'Hellship' Hōfuku Maru found in Philippines

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Hallado en Filipinas el Hōfuku Maru, un 'Hellshilp' japonés hundido con 1.200 prisioneros a bordo durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial

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