Kohima War Cemetery: Dedicated to British and Indian soldiers
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2014-08-12
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Names of the brave soldiers written on the plates of the grave at the Kohima War Cemetery, and who dedicated their life during the World War II: Battle of Kohima.
Rahim Bakhsh, Eleyasar, Banaras Khan, Muhammad Saqid, Zamurad Khan, Wali Muhammad, A soldier of the Indian army 1939- 1945 Honoured here, Mian Husian, Musahib Khan, Nur Khan, Muhammad Sharif, Abdul Matlub soldier of Royal Indian army, 17812 sepoy Havildar 1st Punjab Regiment, Haji Muhammad, Muhammad Ibrahim, Mumrez Khan, Mtn 794360 Sepoy Sams- ul-Haq, 10533 sepoy Nasib Khan1st Punjab Regiment,MTN 975303 Sepoy Khan Muhammad Royal Indian Army service corps, Abdulluh Khan, 974073 sepoy Fazl, 29702 pioneer Mubarak Ali, 625364 Samad Faqir, Mt 825975 lane naik Muhammad Nabi Khan, 192022 sepoy Ghulam Qadir Royal Indian Army, Captain Riaz Ahmed Khan Royal Indian, 13734 sepoy Guldar Shah, 13715 Lance Naik Rukun Din 7th Rajput Regiment, 28027 sepoy Sardar Khan,142770 Water Garrier Khalil Indain Army Medical Corps, 524302 Piuoneer Aftar-ud-din Mian, MTN 991974 sepoy Ali Haidar Khan Royal Indian Army, 21120 sepoy Sheikh Mohi Din,10498 Mumtaz-ud-din Matbar 8th Bengal Civil pioneer force, Firoz Din Royal Indian Army, MTN 965049 Naik Illahi Bakhsh Royal Indian Army, 20882 sepoy Fateh Khan 2nd Punjab Regiment, 20456 sepoy Muhammad Khan 1st Punjab Regiment, Dhuni Khan 1st Punjab Regiment, Qudir Bakhsh 1st Punjab Regiment, Abdul Ghani 1st Punjab Regiment, Firoz Khan 1st Punjab Regiment, Shah Zaman 1st Punjab Regiment, Nur Muhammad 1st Punjab Regiment, Atar din 1st Punjab Regiment, Rahmat Ullah !st Punjab Regiment, Ali Arshad Indian pioneer corps, Muhammad Ishaq Indian Engineers, Jan Bahadur Royal Indian Army, Naik Shalauzan 1st Punjab Regiment, Sultan Badshah 1st Punjab Regiment, Fazl Karim Royal Indian Army, Lance Naik Fateh Sher sepoy Indian Regiment of Artillery, Abdugeish Abdulla East African Engineers, Yar Muhammad Khan Royal Indian Army, Khan Gul 1st Punjab Regiment, Gul Rahman 1st Punjab Regiment, Jalal Ahmad Indian Engineers, Barkat Ali 7th Rajput Regiment, Akbar Ali the Burma Regiment.
The Battles of Kohima and Imphal were recently voted the 'Greatest ever battles involving the British.' A fitting prelude to a British soldier who died here reads: "When you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow, we gave our today."
This epitaph is one of the most profound epitaphs to have come out of the Second World War and is a fitting prelude to those who gave up their life for a noble cause, so far away from home. This popular inscription evokes many nostalgic thoughts about life and its brevity. This epitaph is credited to John Maxwell Edmonds, an English Classicist who is also known to have written a few more epitaphs for the First World War in 1916. This inscription has now become one of the most popular inscriptions all around the world.
The Kohima War Cemetery was built in remembrance of the British and Indian soldiers who gave up their lives during the Second World War against the Japanese. Also known as the 'Battle of Kohima', this battle was fought from 4th April to 22 June 1944. This is considered to be one of the fiercest battles fought in the east and in Nagaland too and is also known as the 'Stalingrad of The East'.
Today the War Cemetery in Kohima is still maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The cemetery now sits on the Garrison Hill, one of the key battlegrounds. The cemetery is home to as many as 1,420 graves.
Source: http://www.mapsofindia.com
This footage is part of the professionally-shot broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of HD imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of tens of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM / SR 1080i High Definition, Alexa, SR, HDV and XDCAM. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We are happy to be commissioned to film for you or else provide you with broadcast crewing and production solutions across South Asia. We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world... Reach us at rupindang @ gmail . com and [email protected].
Rahim Bakhsh, Eleyasar, Banaras Khan, Muhammad Saqid, Zamurad Khan, Wali Muhammad, A soldier of the Indian army 1939- 1945 Honoured here, Mian Husian, Musahib Khan, Nur Khan, Muhammad Sharif, Abdul Matlub soldier of Royal Indian army, 17812 sepoy Havildar 1st Punjab Regiment, Haji Muhammad, Muhammad Ibrahim, Mumrez Khan, Mtn 794360 Sepoy Sams- ul-Haq, 10533 sepoy Nasib Khan1st Punjab Regiment,MTN 975303 Sepoy Khan Muhammad Royal Indian Army service corps, Abdulluh Khan, 974073 sepoy Fazl, 29702 pioneer Mubarak Ali, 625364 Samad Faqir, Mt 825975 lane naik Muhammad Nabi Khan, 192022 sepoy Ghulam Qadir Royal Indian Army, Captain Riaz Ahmed Khan Royal Indian, 13734 sepoy Guldar Shah, 13715 Lance Naik Rukun Din 7th Rajput Regiment, 28027 sepoy Sardar Khan,142770 Water Garrier Khalil Indain Army Medical Corps, 524302 Piuoneer Aftar-ud-din Mian, MTN 991974 sepoy Ali Haidar Khan Royal Indian Army, 21120 sepoy Sheikh Mohi Din,10498 Mumtaz-ud-din Matbar 8th Bengal Civil pioneer force, Firoz Din Royal Indian Army, MTN 965049 Naik Illahi Bakhsh Royal Indian Army, 20882 sepoy Fateh Khan 2nd Punjab Regiment, 20456 sepoy Muhammad Khan 1st Punjab Regiment, Dhuni Khan 1st Punjab Regiment, Qudir Bakhsh 1st Punjab Regiment, Abdul Ghani 1st Punjab Regiment, Firoz Khan 1st Punjab Regiment, Shah Zaman 1st Punjab Regiment, Nur Muhammad 1st Punjab Regiment, Atar din 1st Punjab Regiment, Rahmat Ullah !st Punjab Regiment, Ali Arshad Indian pioneer corps, Muhammad Ishaq Indian Engineers, Jan Bahadur Royal Indian Army, Naik Shalauzan 1st Punjab Regiment, Sultan Badshah 1st Punjab Regiment, Fazl Karim Royal Indian Army, Lance Naik Fateh Sher sepoy Indian Regiment of Artillery, Abdugeish Abdulla East African Engineers, Yar Muhammad Khan Royal Indian Army, Khan Gul 1st Punjab Regiment, Gul Rahman 1st Punjab Regiment, Jalal Ahmad Indian Engineers, Barkat Ali 7th Rajput Regiment, Akbar Ali the Burma Regiment.
The Battles of Kohima and Imphal were recently voted the 'Greatest ever battles involving the British.' A fitting prelude to a British soldier who died here reads: "When you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow, we gave our today."
This epitaph is one of the most profound epitaphs to have come out of the Second World War and is a fitting prelude to those who gave up their life for a noble cause, so far away from home. This popular inscription evokes many nostalgic thoughts about life and its brevity. This epitaph is credited to John Maxwell Edmonds, an English Classicist who is also known to have written a few more epitaphs for the First World War in 1916. This inscription has now become one of the most popular inscriptions all around the world.
The Kohima War Cemetery was built in remembrance of the British and Indian soldiers who gave up their lives during the Second World War against the Japanese. Also known as the 'Battle of Kohima', this battle was fought from 4th April to 22 June 1944. This is considered to be one of the fiercest battles fought in the east and in Nagaland too and is also known as the 'Stalingrad of The East'.
Today the War Cemetery in Kohima is still maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The cemetery now sits on the Garrison Hill, one of the key battlegrounds. The cemetery is home to as many as 1,420 graves.
Source: http://www.mapsofindia.com
This footage is part of the professionally-shot broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of HD imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of tens of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM / SR 1080i High Definition, Alexa, SR, HDV and XDCAM. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We are happy to be commissioned to film for you or else provide you with broadcast crewing and production solutions across South Asia. We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world... Reach us at rupindang @ gmail . com and [email protected].
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