soc.history.war.world-war-ii

In article <469b3b62-9531-4427-add3-873921594756@e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
wrote:
>
>Over 300 of the survivors of the Kormorant were held POW till 1947 in
>Australia. They were interviewed frequently, at length and in
>isolation. Not one crack or disparity ever appeared in their story.

Really? I'd consider that prima facie evidence of a cooked story.
Any interrogation of more than a very few people is going to
turn up significant discrepancies, because people in general are
not good witnesses. If there are no disparities, it is because
there was a story agreed on beforehand and rehearsed.

So, we have absolutely no reliable information about what happened.

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