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. >> do we have a final atally on how many death ships or hell ships there were? >> well, there were probably some 300 hell ships. >> almost 600 men crammed into the cargo holds of the passenger ship. it departed manila on 13 december of 1944. >> there was no water there. and when we were crowded into these holes and the hatch covers put down, you could imagine how that temperature rose and rows were your honor ped back and are the sides of the ship immediately began losing their minds. >> as they got under way, the inhumane conditions quickly took their toll. many men suffocated that first night. the following morning, the ship was swarmed by american dive bombers as it approached the bay. was there any effort at all on the part of the japanese to save the lives of the p.o.w.s when the ships were bombed? >> no. if they were threatened, they would shoot us if we didn't shut up. they finally put the hatch covers back on the hole, and that caused so many of our prisoners to become deranged to start killing each other or something to drink, anything would be describe

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program going to change or some other program, we are asking does the federal government have any role atall ? is there a much bigger question? and the project is designed to answer those signature questions in the ways that i don't think we realized were relevant when we started this. so asking these big questions is healthy if you have principles in which to answer them. does president elect trump believe in protecting civil rights in the realm of education? does he believe the federal government should work to ensure that all students have equal education? does he leave they should carry out opportunities for research and develop development writing conditions for improvement? i don't know. i think there are a lot of unanswered questions but one, i think we do know he will be using freedom of choice for families to choose school and there will be policies to proceed that but one thing he's going to recognize quickly is that principle is going to conflict with some of the others that we've mentioned and somehow some judgment is going to have to be made we offer these memos to the president

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