Coming up this evening! Our next webinar with
@robert_lyman & guest speaker David Allison
@DavidAl11230568
- The Siege of Sangshak - on 11th June at 8pm Book your free place here:
https://t.co/iA4mNpgQkk
Brilliant to have Phekin Konyak in Yangon for our Speaker Series event on the #tattoos of the Konyak Naga Headhunters. Jens Uwe Parkitny was also with us, whose been photographing the tattoos of the Myanmar Chin & Kayin for decades.
More on Phejin here:
https://t.co/jV7uLjW2FD
We've been working on our website and are delighted that it now has a site-wide search function. We have lots of fascinating material not only in our Resources section but also in our Webinars and elsewhere on the website - we hope you'll find this useful! https://t.co/dY7q7lnidI
Reminder! Please book your tickets by 31st May for the annual Kohima Service of Remembrance (2nd July) and, this year, Dr Robert Lyman @robert_lyman in person, speaking at York University (on 1st July):
https://t.co/J3t1xljXOH
Dr Robert Lyman MBE @robert_lyman in person!
Wed 1st July 6.30pm in York: A compelling & distinctive perspective on the battles of the Burma Campaign, exploring key engagements while drawing out the themes that shaped the campaign as a whole.
Book here: https://t.co/9Do2C4DAyY
This Sunday at 11AM UK, I'm speaking to @RobertIvermee as part of @Sampan_Travel's Speaker Series.
Rob will talk about the global history of the River #Hooghly: Mughals, merchants, missionaries and much more.
On Zoom and free to join.
RSVP: yuvi(at)https://t.co/IYzOtWe1Rg
Why did the peripheral hill tribes of Burma reject Japan's propaganda of 'Asia for the Asiatics'? In our latest episode, we explore how the Karens, Kachins, Chins, Nagas & more took up arms against invaders, defying expectations. Discover their stories now. #WWII #BurmaCampaign #History
Delighted to announce our next webinar with @robert_lyman & guest speaker David Allison @DavidAl11230568 - The Siege of Sangshak - on 11th June at 8pm
Book your free place here:
https://t.co/pDj1bbhFhk
Happiness is being given, by his daughter, the papers of the late Lt Col Freddy Good RTR, who commanded the tanks at Kohima.
How good is that?
@KohimaMuseum you’ll get this is due course 🙂
@KohimaEdTrust
The fighting at Donbaik bore a haunting resemblance to the horrors of 1917. Battalions were trapped in lines of trenches and dry riverbeds, facing an immovable enemy across a paddy field no man’s land. Why did the campaign revert to such static warfare? #MilitaryHistory#WW2 #Burma
Coming up tomorrow evening! our next webinar on Thursday 21st May with @robert_lyman & guest, historian K S Nair @TheBrownBeagle
: The Indian Air Force in the Second World War - book your FREE place here:
https://t.co/Rc9zzppqQm
The annual Kohima Service of Commemoration will take place in Dean's Park @York_Minster on Thur 2nd July 2026 at 11am. Bookings are open for the service and tickets are available for lunch and the talk by @robert_lyman the evening before: https://t.co/RctF54Rmn6
It was a real privilege to be in Dorchester today for the launch of Christopher Jary’s 12th book, on the subject of fabulous 2nd Dorsets at Kohima. It’s a cracking read, with some wonderful new material. Please do buy this book: the courage and fighting stamina of the besieged garrison and the relieving 2nd Division (of which 2nd Dorsets were a part) is worthy of remembrance. Christopher has told their story with aplomb.
Delighted to announce our next webinar on Thursday 21st May with @robert_lyman & guest, historian K S Nair @TheBrownBeagle : The Indian Air Force in the Second World War - book your FREE place here:
https://t.co/N3Q5dokh4v
Today we remember the 2nd of the Kohima Victoria Cross recipients: Capt John Randle VC Royal Norfolk Regiment who died 6th May 1944 at the Battle of Kohima. Remembered for his heroic actions during the battle, a turning point of the war in the Far East.
London Gazette citation: