He was senetnced to 15 years in jail for his participation in the resistance in Shamshuipo POW Camp.
He served his time in Stanley Prison and in Canton, survving a serious illness to return to Hong Kong and marry his pre-war fiancee in early September 1945.
He later gave evidence at a War Crimes Trial. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1947
Picture given to me by Dr. Patrick Van de Linde, Major i/c, BAAG Medical Group, AHQ, Wai Chow, during the War. Caption by VdL. He said the temple altar was used as operating table. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1945
One of the sketch maps given to me by Dr. Patrick Van de Linde, Major i/c Medical at BAAG AHQ Wai Chow. He believed that my uncle Mark Tsui Shing-cheung, Confidential Clerk of the Field Intelligence Group, drew it as he drew many of the sketch maps & site plans for the intelligence reports in the early period. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1945
Picture given to me by Dr. Patrick Van de Linde.
Picture taken soon after Japanese surrender. BAAG AHQ East was awaiting orders to proceed to Canton where they participated in the Allied Victory Parade led by Chinese Admiral Chan Chak KBE who was appointed Mayor of Canton. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
1945
Hi Barbara,
I believe your father, Dr. Raymond Mok, was on the far left middle row.
Picture given to me by Dr. Patrick Van de Linde who was Major i/c the Medical Group at AHQ. AHQ East & families retreated to Hing Ning as a result of Japanese advancement in 1944. Captions by PVdL. <Read more ...>
Dr Raymond Mok, O.B. E., studied at La Salle College and entered the Medical Department of Hong Kong University in September 1938. His studies were interrupted by the Japanese attack in December 1941, and he served as a sergeant in the Field Ambulance during the hositliities. <Read more ...>
