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Japanse interneringskaarten, Surname: Doppert (ドボルト)
Surname
Doppert (ドボルト)
Given names
Augustinus (アウグストス)
Date of birth
1901-01-25
Nationality
Netherlands (蘭)
Rank
(歩兵 二等兵)
Stamboeknr
60701
Place of capture
爪哇
Date of capture
17/03/08; 1942/03/08
Occupation
(砂糖技師; Sugar engineer)
Place of origin
(n/a)
Destination report
(n/a)
Remarks
Pers.83298
Camp and transfer date 1
爪哇 17/08/15; Java POW Camp 1942/08/15
Camp and transfer date 2
福岡 18/12/04; Fukuoka POW Camp 1943/12/04
Camp Branch Name and Reg No. 1
爪I（ジャワ俘虜収容所第1分所） 10748; No.1 Branch Camp of Java POW Camp 10748
Camp Branch Name and Reg No. 2
福XX（福岡俘虜収容所第20分所） 248; No.20 Branch Camp of Fukuoka POW Camp 248
Camp Branch Name and Reg No. 3
福十二（福岡俘虜収容所第1２派遣所） 31248; No.12 Dispatched Camp of Fukuoka POW Camp 31248
Other info 1
Transferred to the Headquarters of Detached Camp of Java POW Camp on 25 July 1943;
Transferred to [No.20 Branch Camp]No.12 Dispatched Camp of Fukuoka POW Camp on 4 December 1943;
Died of catarrh pneumonia and acute enteritis at 12:00 on 15 April 1945. Cremation;
Fell ill on 31 January 1945;
Place of death: Attached ward of No.12 Dispatched Camp of Fukuoka POW Camp at Miyata-machi, Kurate County, Fukuoka Prefecture;
Place ashes were kept: Common Cemetery of No.2 mine at Miyata-machi, Kurate County, Fukuoka Prefecture (JA298);
His ashes were handed over to British Wing Commander, Matthews Gerald at No.8 Branch camp of Fukuoka POW Camp in Miyata-machi on 19 September 1945;
End (昭和18年7月25日本所独立分遣所へ分遣;
昭和18年12月4日福岡俘虜収容所[第20分所]第12派遣所へ移管す;
昭和20年4月15日12時カタール性肺炎兼急性腸炎にて死亡す(火);
昭和20年1月31日発病;
死亡場所：福岡県鞍手郡宮田町福岡俘虜収容所第12派遣所附属病棟;
遺骨所在地：福岡県鞍手郡宮田町第二鉱共同墓地（JA298）;
昭和20年9月19日宮田町福岡第9分所に於いてBritish Wing Commander, Matthews Geraldに引き渡す;
済)
Other info 3
4; 真崎（印）; Masaki (Seal); 山下（印）; Yamashita (Seal)
Serial Number
整理番号187; Serial Number 187
Center Top Red Letters
9分所; No.9 Branch Camp
Translator notes
（Translator's note) No.20 Branch Camp, No.12 Dispatched Camp and No.9 Branch Camp of Fukuoka POW Camp were same camp at Miyata-machi, Kurate County, Fukuoka Prefecture. This camp was often renamed.