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Comment: Why it’s vital to tell stories of Asian troops’ war effort
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Comment: Why it’s vital to tell stories of Asian troops’ war effort
ACROSS the Asian subcontinent 80 years ago, the guns finally fell silent on August 15, the Second World War had truly ended. Yet, in Britain, what became known as VJ Day often remains a distant afterthought, overshadowed by Victory in Europe against the Nazis, which is marked three months earlier. That oversight does a disservice to the millions who fought, died, and suffered in Asia and the Far East. Among them were the staunch Indian Army sold…
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