THE FORGOTTEN INDIAN PRISONERS OF WORLD WAR II: Surrender, Loyalty, Betrayal and Hell

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This is the story of Captain Mohan Singh, 14 Punjab Regiment, the first commander of the Indian National Army (INA) supported by Japan to expel the British from India. Details how he broke with the Japanese when he realized they were not sticking to their promises. Also tells the story of Lieutenant MM Pillai's escape from Singapore, Warrant Officer John Baptist Crasta who was one of 17,000 Indian POWs sent to hard labor camps in the Pacific, and Subedar Chint Singh who witnessed Japanese atrocities against POWs, among others. Utilizes unpublished words and interviews with family members. Contains 40 mono illustrations.