Kohima : The story of the greatest battle ever fought / Arthur Swinson.

By:

Swinson Arthur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Speaking Tiger Publishing ; 2016.Edition: 2016Description: 350 p . ; softbound 16x25cmISBN:

978-93-86050-41-0

DDC classification:

23 940.5425 SWI

Contents:

1. Four generals; one rendezvous 2.A colonel from Delhi 3. A conference at midnight 4. Green for Eastertide 5.A phase is ended 6. Left hook; Right hook 7. Delay and crises 8. Attrition on the 4th may 9. The black 7th 10. A hole in the centre 11. The turning point 12. Return to the chindwin 13. Postscript and post Mortem

Summary: On 7 march 1944 Tokyo announced that the Japanese invasion of British India had begun. By mid-month, the Japanese 31st division had crossed the Chindwin river in northern Burma, Advancing on a wide front towards Imphal and Kohima.

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1. Four generals; one rendezvous
2.A colonel from Delhi
3. A conference at midnight
4. Green for Eastertide
5.A phase is ended
6. Left hook; Right hook
7. Delay and crises
8. Attrition on the 4th may
9. The black 7th
10. A hole in the centre
11. The turning point
12. Return to the chindwin
13. Postscript and post Mortem

On 7 march 1944 Tokyo announced that the Japanese invasion of British India had begun. By mid-month, the Japanese 31st division had crossed the Chindwin river in northern Burma, Advancing on a wide front towards Imphal and Kohima.

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