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Indian National Army (INA）
Subhas Chandra Bose (1897-1945)
Leader of INA.
Bose on the right.
Anand Mohan Sahay (1898-1991). A man of glasses.
He and his wife Sati migrated to Japan in 1923 as a businessman. Later joined Bose's INA in 1942.
Sahay's daughter Bharati Asha Choudhary (1928 -)
She was born and grew up in Japan with Japanese name Asako. Later also joined INA as a lieutenant.
Asha with Bose in Japan (June 1943)
She says she was not afraid of dying for her country. Later became a women's liberation activist in India.
Subhas Chandra Bose (1897-1945)
Leader of INA.
Bose on the right.
Anand Mohan Sahay (1898-1991). A man of glasses.
He and his wife Sati migrated to Japan in 1923 as a businessman. Later joined Bose's INA in 1942.
Sahay's daughter Bharati Asha Choudhary (1928 -)
She was born and grew up in Japan with Japanese name Asako. Later also joined INA as a lieutenant.
Asha with Bose in Japan (June 1943)
She says she was not afraid of dying for her country. Later became a women's liberation activist in India.
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vikingBerserker
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Those are fascinating!
fubar57
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Never knew a thing about an Indian connection with Japan
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Here is one more, Geo.
As an Imperial GHQ's staff, Keiji Suzuki (1897-1967) led a military intelligence team Minami-Kikan (Team Minami) to train Burma's independence activists Aung San (Aung San Suu Kyi's father) and his 29 comrades in China from April to December 1941. With aid of IJA, Aung San formally organized the Burma Independence Army (BIA) in Thailand on December 28, 1941 to return to his country in triumph.
Colonel Keiji Suzuki (circa 1941)
* Rank looks Major General
Aung San in Japan (circa 1940)
Aung San and his comrade in Japan (circa 1940)
Aung San as General in Japan (circa 1943)
As an Imperial GHQ's staff, Keiji Suzuki (1897-1967) led a military intelligence team Minami-Kikan (Team Minami) to train Burma's independence activists Aung San (Aung San Suu Kyi's father) and his 29 comrades in China from April to December 1941. With aid of IJA, Aung San formally organized the Burma Independence Army (BIA) in Thailand on December 28, 1941 to return to his country in triumph.
Colonel Keiji Suzuki (circa 1941)
* Rank looks Major General
Aung San in Japan (circa 1940)
Aung San and his comrade in Japan (circa 1940)
Aung San as General in Japan (circa 1943)
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vikingBerserker
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Awesome info!
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Koichi Tsukamoto (1920-1998)
Founder of Wacoal Holdings Corp.
Survivor of the Battle of Imphal.
He was a great entrepreneur in the postwar Japan but his family testifies that he suffered trauma which came from the battle he experienced. He sometimes abruptly talked to himself "Am I alive?" "Is this reality?" There would have been many such people at the time.
Founder of Wacoal Holdings Corp.
Survivor of the Battle of Imphal.
He was a great entrepreneur in the postwar Japan but his family testifies that he suffered trauma which came from the battle he experienced. He sometimes abruptly talked to himself "Am I alive?" "Is this reality?" There would have been many such people at the time.
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Nice shots guys!
Robert Porter
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Very cool!
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