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Why did Edward 'Weary' Dunlop join World War 2?
Edward 'Weary' Dunlop was not in the world war two he was a surgeon for the injured sliders
How did Sir Edward Weary Dunlop die in World War 2?
he didnt die in ww2 he died at 86 from pneumonia
What was it like for Sir Ernest Edward Weary Dunlop in the war?
it was hard mentally and phiscally. he had to call who was going to work each day.
How many kids did sir Edward weary Dunlops have?
Sir Edward Weary Dunlop had four children. He and his wife, Margaret, welcomed two sons and two daughters into their family. Dunlop is well-known not only for his medical service during World War II but also for his contributions to medicine and philanthropy in Australia.
What was Sir Edward Weary Dunlop's role?
He was the doctor for the prisoners of war working for the Japanese on a section of the Thai-Burma railway.
Where was Edward Weary Dunlop when he was captured in world war 2?
Singapore.
Where was Edward Weary Dunlop captured in World War 2?
Singapore.
What was weary famous for?
Colonel Sir Earnest Edward "Weary" Dunlop was a surgeon who was captured in Singapore in 1942 and had a well respected role in looking after his fellow prisoners of war in the Japanese building of the Thai-Burma railway.
Who is the Australian doctor who helped prisoners of the Japanese sin World War 2?
Edward Weary Dunlop.
Why is Sir Edward Dunlop famous?
he is famous because he helped a lot of people in the war and also because he was a prisoner of war.
Why is Sir Edward Dunlop a significant Australian?
becoz he helped ppl in the war :) werst answer ever! one other thing he was considered the best surgeon in the war
What is Sir Edward Dunlop role?
He was the senior medical officer for the Australian prisoners of war working on a section of the Thai-Burma railway for the Japanese.
