Narratives from the Battle of Kohima - I

Dedicated to the children of 1944, Nagaland. In 1944, the sleepy little village of Kohima in Northeast India became a battleground for the world's two imperialist powers - Britain and Japan. Called the Battle of Kohima, this war is known as one of the fiercest and toughest battles of the Second World War. The Nagas suffered silently and became part of a battle that was not theirs. This battle later changed the course of the Second World War and also changed the lives of a generation, a people in Nagaland, forever. 'Narratives from the Battle of Kohima' is a video portrait series of those who saw and lived through the war. A film by TakeOne Nagaland. Produced by the Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Japan.