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Colonel, we must head
straight to our embassy.
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Amar, embassy is on
the other end of the city
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and the army must have
blocked the roads by now.
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Come on, hurry up. Let's not waste time.
Come on, move. Come on, move.
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Over there. The train... The train.
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Let's board the train, come on.
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Come on. Move.
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The Second World War directly involved
more than 100 million people
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from over 30 countries.
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India was still fighting for
her independence from the British Empire.
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At the same time,
millions of Indian soldiers were fighting
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the Germans and Japanese
under the command of the British Army.
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In 1942, after the Japanese defeated
the British Army to capture Singapore,
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the Indian prisoners of war,
with the help of the Japanese,
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joined the thousands of civilian recruits
to establish the Indian National Army
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which also had a female regiment,
the Rani Jhansi regiment.
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With the rallying cry of,
"Onwards to Delhi!"
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The Indian National Army with its
50,000 soldiers and its women's regiment
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set off towards Delhi to free
the nation from the British Empire.
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I'll be with you in a minute.
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How are you feeling now?
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Sorry, I didn't hear what you said.
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So you got your hearing back?
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-Yeah.
-Wow, this is a miracle!
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-Are you on this train as well?
-No.
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But I'm on the train right after this one.
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Maya.
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The train's about to leave. Let's go?
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-No, it's okay.
-Sorry.
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Sorry.
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Come on, get up. Get up!
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We are heading towards the Indian border.
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The INA units will have to be attached
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to the Japanese troops
in the Imphal campaign.
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No, that will not happen.
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Netaji has very clearly said that INA will
only be commanded by the Indian officers.
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We have to lead the assault
on Imphal, Daichi-san.
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You think your men will hold their ground
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when the first bullet
from the British Army is fired at them?
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You think they will be
able to fire at other Indians?
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It is from a sacred text, Bhagavad Gita.
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It means that in a righteous war,
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one should not waver
from his duty as a soldier,
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even if it means killing your own kin.
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Daichi-san, why should we
live with the dilemma
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of shooting an Indian soldier
who is fighting
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to keep India in British enslavement?
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Let them live with the dilemma
of shooting an Indian soldier
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who is fighting to free his motherland.
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Hey, bring us a lot of bandages.
Take care of severely wounded ones first.
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Today...
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this is where
our fight for freedom begins!
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And we'll not give up this fight
until we've reached the city of Delhi.
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-Onwards to Delhi!
-Onwards to Delhi!
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-Onwards to Delhi!
-Onwards to Delhi!
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-Onwards to Delhi!
-Onwards to Delhi!
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Bastard Tintin...
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He's given the army all our descriptions.
They're gonna be looking for us now.
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Shit. Shit, I told you
we should've gone to the embassy.
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Rangoon is totally shut down.
They've imposed a curfew there.
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It's impossible for us to go there now.
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Also, you shot a soldier dead.
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You do realize
you can get killed for that.
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If we follow this river upstream,
we will reach Kalewa.
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Right?
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Yeah.
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And from there,
doesn't the road lead to Tamu?
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Why are you asking all this?
Why will we go there?
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Because it's not very far
from the Indian border.
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It's the only way out now.
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We'll have to cross
the border into India.
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Who are you?
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You have been here before, haven't you?
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We have received orders
from our headquarters.
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Rani Jhansi Regiment will setup
Advance Base Camp ahead of Maymyo.
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And both battalions of Subhas Brigade,
One and Two, will leave for Imphal.
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Tomorrow morning, all units will
receive their orders to march onwards.
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-Jai Hind!
-Jai Hind!
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She clear one field, one day.
With a sickle, remember that.
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Shut your mouth.
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Sorry...
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Sorry.
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You play the flute very well.
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Thank you! I can teach you.
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My grandma used to sing this song.
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I learnt it from her.
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It sounds like it's about
a very deep love story.
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Yes, it is.
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It's about one's love
for their motherland.
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My grandma used to miss India a lot.
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And whenever she thought of India,
she'd sing this folk song.
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Listening to it over the years...
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made me also fall in love with India.
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I've created an image
out of all the stories that I've heard.
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I want to see if it's actually true.
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Maya, it won't be long
before you finally reach India.
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But I can certainly
assure you of one thing.
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That the real India
is so much more beautiful than you think.
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And you can never
capture India in just one picture.
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It has so many different colors, seasons,
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different cultures,
different people, different languages...
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India is incredibly beautiful.
Very unique.
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Why did you click my picture?
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Whenever you start talking about India,
there's always such a glow on your face.
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And by the way, weren't you the one
who kept a picture of me?
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But you tore it up, right?
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Doesn't matter, we will take
a picture together in Delhi.
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At the Red Fort.
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At the Red Fort.
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After all these years...
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it's happening again.
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The same old paths, similar conditions.
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Colonel, do you know why I'm called Rani?
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My grandma gave me this name.
She was in the INA as well.
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What was her name?
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Janki. Do you know her?
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No.
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She actually has a school near Maymyo.
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Grandma has been an integral part
of the democracy movement here.
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The army put her in jail
so many times, but...
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she never backed down.
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Hey. Get up quickly. Get up quickly.
Get up quickly. Get up quickly.
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Soldiers are coming. Soldiers are coming.
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-Let's run. We have to go quickly.
-Come on, move!
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Come, come, come. Go.
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Sir, I see some movement
on the southeast slope.
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Ahmed!
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It's right that way.
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You okay? Let's go! Come on!
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Sergeant! Lead the troops
to check the slopes!
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Check the slopes! Check the slopes.
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Retreat to the bunkers!
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Soldiers!
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There is just this one bunker
separating us from India.
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On the other side of the bunker
is our home!
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Our motherland!
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-Onwards to Delhi!
-Onwards to Delhi!
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Are these guys mad?
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Yeah!
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-Good morning, brother.
-Good morning.
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We would like to go across the river.
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It's not possible.
I have to go and sell the goods.
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Please help us. We won't be
the problem for you on the boat.
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There are also a lot of
soldiers around this area.
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Please help us.
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-It's not possible, sister.
-Please help us, brother.
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Get out of here. Get out.
It's not possible. It's not possible.
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Please. Please help us.
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Why should my men dig
trenches, Daichi-san?
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We have to move forward!
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Those are the orders.
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But those are not our orders!
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That bloody Willis was right!
They have reduced us to fucking porters!
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Dig their trenches, carry their stuff!
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You are using us.
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The Japanese are using the INA.
We have a bloody battle to fight!
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Our order, to stay here.
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Japanese Army to surround
the British Army.
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Daichi-san, there is the Imphal basin.
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We're almost there.
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Once we capture the Dimapur railhead,
we will cut off the British supply line.
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We have to wait.
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This is the right time
to attack, Daichi-san.
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That is not your decision, Sodhi-san.
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Or mine.
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Once the monsoons begin,
your strategy will go to the dogs!
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Get back to work.
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Tell me something, Colonel.
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Did the INA have any chance of winning
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against the British
in the battle of Imphal?
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That wasn't the reason
we decided to fight.
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We had set out to make sacrifices.
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And who knows, we might have succeeded.
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Hundreds a day. Morning to night.
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The British are stocking up
for the monsoon, Captain.
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Where are our supplies, Captain?
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You said we have to wait for our supplies.
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But while the British
are building their supplies,
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we're sitting here waiting for nothing!
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We hardly have any medicines left,
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and soon we are going to
run out of all our food.
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Take cover!
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Take cover!
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Bastards!
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Take cover! Take cover!
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What is this?
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"The Japanese Army will never
treat you with dignity.
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"You will always be their slaves.
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"You don't need to stay hungry.
You don't need to die of malaria.
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"Leave the army of traitors
and come back to your country.
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"Your family is waiting
for you to return home.
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"Just hold a white flag above your head
and walk across to us, to safety.
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"We promise that in a few days,
you will be able to return back home...
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"to your family."
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Rain.
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It rained like the Japanese
had never dreamed of in their lives.
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It rained, like we had never seen before.
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The heavy incessant rain
washed away all our supply lines.
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And all our dreams and plans
got washed away with it.
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That rain killed us one by one.
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I can't amputate with knives anymore.
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There are no medicines left.
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Malaria is killing us.
Dysentery is killing us.
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They're all dying.
They're all dying in there.
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Tokas.
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Don't be sad for me, sir.
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I've fought my battle.
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It's impossible to take the supplies
to Imphal front in this deluge.
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But, sir, it's been ages
since we sent the last supplies.
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-There's nothing we can do.
-That's not true.
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Sir, we've run out of all our supplies.
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Maybe a couple of days more, sir.
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Sir, the British can hold out
for a long time.
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But holding Imphal is impossible, sir.
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The conditions are very bad, sir.
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Over.
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The situation was very bad.
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The Indian National Army
had been cut off from all sides.
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Those who were sick
and those who were dying
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were all sent back one by one.
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They all are eating leaves...
They'll all die.
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He asked me to give you this flute.
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To thank you.
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For changing him
into a good human being.
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Alpha Company, come in.
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Alpha Company, come in.
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Alpha Company, come in.
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Sodhi-san.
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It has been an honor
to fight alongside your men.
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I hope your dream
of a free India comes true.
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Our orders are to retreat now.
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Our orders are to retreat.
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Captain...
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but how can we retreat like this?
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We must march ahead now
and help our comrades.
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I have orders to take you girls back home.
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Captain, we can't...
just leave them behind to die.
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This camp is their very last hope.
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What's going on here?
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I don't know anything!
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