Nagasaki: The Forgotten Prisoners with John Willis

On August 9, 1945, America dropped its most powerful atomic bomb on Nagasaki, where hundreds of British, Australian, American, and Dutch prisoners were working nearby. This hidden history, chronicled by John Willis, depicts their incredible survival during WWII’s trials, from the fall of Singapore to constructing the infamous River Kwai Railway. Despite enduring horrors, their tale reveals resilience amidst terrifying circumstances. Willis, a leading TV executive with roles at the BBC, Channel 4, and WGBH Boston, brings their story to light.