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Survivors remember WW-II Battle of Kohima, which stopped Japanese

LONDON, MAY 1: Survivors of the historic “Battle of Kohima” gathered in York, north England, to remember their fallen comrades who strove to halt the Japanese army’s invasion into British India during World War II. Nearly 4,000 British and Indian soldiers lost their lives, while up to 7,000 Japanese perished ....Read more

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frank rubner royal engineers burmaBy: nick rubner | Monday , 17 Aug '09 0:44:32 AM Reply | Forward my father was a an nco with the west africa rifles at kohima and fought the japs all the way down through malaya if you would like more information please contact menicholas Rubner

Battle Of KohimaBy: Saket S Behl | Friday , 7 Nov '08 20:47:14 PM Reply | Forward Hello , First of all a big HOMAGE to all the soldiers who fought in the Kohima war - I am Saket S Behl from India - I am a film producer and director - I have visited Nagaland many times - I have seen the present Nagaland with its modern look and culture - I wonder how it was during the 2nd world war - Its a pity that even people from India don’t know about Nagaland - For them it sounds like a foreign country- As a film maker, I want to tell the story of those brave soldiers who laid their lives for our today – Who knows what would have been our today if the Japs entered India through Kohima.I REQUEST ANYONE HAVING A CONTACT OR A STORY OF THAT BLOODY WAR TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ME – Thank you RegardsSaket S Behl00919821748885

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