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The Lions of Borneo, also known as the Sandakan Resistance, were those members of the North Borneo Armed Constabulary and its reserves, the North Borneo Volunteer Force, who formed the underground resistance network in the town of Sandakan against the Imperial Japanese Armed Forces during their occupation of Japanese North Borneo. The Lions heavily assisted in the escape of dozens of prisoners of war from the island of Borneo, but their network was uncovered by the Japanese. Nine of the Lions were beheaded, and the Commandant of the Constabulary, Lionel Matthews, was shot dead.
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