Private museum on battle of Imphal in India

IMPHAL, India - Some 250 items, including swords and bullets, related to the battle of Imphal in northeastern India fought between the Japanese military and Britain-led allied forces in 1944 during World War II, are exhibited at a private museum to mark the 70th anniversary of the war. Arambam Singh on June 27, 2014, stands at the museum which was established on the premises of his home. (Kyodo)

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