TheSingaporeJournal
Gautam HazarikaOnce a banker, now an author. The Forgotten Indian Prisoners of World War II just out. Singapore, WWII, Indian Army focus. Connecting families to their soldier ancestor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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First Anniversary of The Forgotten Indian Prisoners of World War II
It’s been an incredible year connecting with the families of the soldiers in the book and learning from them of the family’s torment while the soldier was away and being able to tell them what happened to him during his captivity. Even if t...
Explosions in Singapore Harbour 27 Sept 1943
In the early morning hours 83 years ago today, several explosions were heard in Singapore harbour. A hunt by the occupying Japanese for the culprits resulted in a horrific crackdown on the people – for who else could have done this? In this...
Empire’s Witness
Empire’s Witness is the incredible account of the war of Corporal Alwyn Robinson Day. Laboriously and carefully written in a slim notebook, these 90 pages lay at the bottom of an archive box with the family for 80 years till his grandson Ph...
Reuniting the Bedi and Lucknow’s Shikoh family’s 80 years later
From 1942-5, the Indian Army soldiers Syed Amarat Shikoh (of Lucknow), Kirpal Singh Bedi IAOC and Inder Singh Bedi IAMC served together in a daring mission in Singapore that is the subject of my next book. Fascinated by accounts from the ar...
10 Liberated Indian POWs die in a plane crash on the way home
13 at Dinner - On 18Sep1945, 13 Indian POW find themselves the only survivors out of 2,815 on the island of New Guinea. They had survived Hell under the Japanese. That night they have dinner for the last time together, as Sepoys Abraham and...
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