Historicity

The Second World War was considered as the deadliest war that the humanity had ever witnessed. In a state of complete war, all major countries which took part in the war, threw their industrial and scientific capabilities behind the war. Both civil and mi

• World War II
• Bay Islands
• Japanese Holocaust
• industrial and scientific capabilities

1. Mathur, L.P, History of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Sterling Publications, New Delhi, 1968. P.245.
2. Mathur, L.P, op.cit, p.255.
3. Home Department File.No.144/42.
4. Kirby S. Woodburn, History of the Second World War, In the War against Japan, Vol.IV,p.86.
5. ibid.
6. Chak, B.L, Green Island in the Sea, Delhi, 1967, p.37
7. Singh, Iqbal N, The Andaman Story, Vikas Publishing House, New Delhi, 1979. p.236.
8. Singh, Iqbal N, op.cit, p.238.
9. These people, though very young during Japanese occupation, were contemporary witness for the atrocities that Japanese forces carried out in these tiny Islands. I was told Japanese destroyed all records while leaving the Islands during the process of the
10. ibid.