Ronald Searle, the English creator of the Girls of St. Trinians, sketched this scene of Changi teaching surviving man's worst days. November 22, 1950.

Ronald Searle, the English creator of the Girls of St. Trinians, sketched this scene of Changi teaching surviving man's worst days. November 22, 1950.
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