How indians gave their lives to fight the Nazi scourge in europe.

[syed putra]

France remembers the Talalla brothers on Victory Day
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The two Talalla brothers in a picture taken after they joined the Royal Air Force. (Pic courtesy of Going Places, Malaysia Airlines)
PETALING JAYA: For the Talalla family in Malaysia and other parts of the world, May 8 is a special day that brings much pride to them.
It’s celebrated as Victory Day in Europe to commemorate the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945 when World War 2 ended. Not known to many, two outstanding Malaysians contributed to the victory.
They were brothers Henry and Cyril Talalla, who joined the Malayan Volunteer Air Force in 1940.
Their younger brother, who is still in Kuala Lumpur, is retired High Court judge Richard Talalla, 91. He was 11 when the two siblings left home.








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The Malaysian embassy in Paris, in a Facebook post yesterday, noted the achievements of the siblings.
“On this Victory Day, we remember two outstanding Malaysians from Kuala Lumpur. The two brothers enrolled in the Malayan Volunteer Air Force in 1940.
“Cyril became the first Asian and non-European to pass the rigid Royal Air Force (RAF) entrance test — an achievement within the Commonwealth. This was followed by his brother, Henry,” it said.
The embassy said World War 2 took a toll on the family, with its members in then Malaya being relentlessly tormented by the Japanese because of the brothers’ support for their “enemy”.

“On the European front, Henry died after his plane was shot by the Nazis as it flew over France on July 25, 1944,” it said.
The French government decided to remember his sacrifices in 1996 by officially naming the route between Airan and Moult in France as Rue Henry Talalla.
“A plaque was erected on a farm in Airan where Henry Talalla was found dead by the side of his Typhoon plane,” it added.
The post said Flight Lieutenant Cyril Talalla and Warrant Officer Henry Talalla were part of the Allied forces liberating France from the clutches of the Nazi rule then.
“Today, the embassy of Malaysia in France remembers the Talalla brothers for their courage, which was witnessed by France more than 70 years ago.”
The two were sons of business tycoon Hewage Benjamin Talalla who, according to reports, had encouraged his sons to join the RAF when the call went out for pilots in the British Commonwealth then.
Cyril was a commissioned officer and Henry was a warrant officer.
According to reports, Cyril was eventually awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by the Queen.
Cyril, who survived the war, died in 1973 at the age of 53 in Wales.

 

[mojito]

Mean while LKY was collaborating with the Japanese.

 

[syed putra]

Mean while LKY was collaborating with the Japanese.

They should have sent chinese back to china.

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

reminds me of Melayu runnig dogs for Jappo

 

[Rogue Trader]

Why don't you read up about Gandhi's good friend Chandra Bose?

As the leader of the Indian National Army he collaborated with both Nazi and Japanese imperial armies to fight against the Allies in the Pacific theater.

Recruited the overseas Indians and was responsible for many sepoys turning against the British. Funny thing was the Japanese saw them in action and decided not to take them seriously. Japanese are damn smart.

On the internet you can find Chandra-ji shaking Hitler's hand

 

[zeddy]

Many elites did volunteer to serve the Empire but don't forget many poor down trodden Kelings were also forced to fight for the British Raj.

 

[glockman]

France remembers the Talalla brothers on Victory Day
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The two Talalla brothers in a picture taken after they joined the Royal Air Force. (Pic courtesy of Going Places, Malaysia Airlines)
PETALING JAYA: For the Talalla family in Malaysia and other parts of the world, May 8 is a special day that brings much pride to them.
It’s celebrated as Victory Day in Europe to commemorate the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945 when World War 2 ended. Not known to many, two outstanding Malaysians contributed to the victory.
They were brothers Henry and Cyril Talalla, who joined the Malayan Volunteer Air Force in 1940.
Their younger brother, who is still in Kuala Lumpur, is retired High Court judge Richard Talalla, 91. He was 11 when the two siblings left home.








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The Malaysian embassy in Paris, in a Facebook post yesterday, noted the achievements of the siblings.
“On this Victory Day, we remember two outstanding Malaysians from Kuala Lumpur. The two brothers enrolled in the Malayan Volunteer Air Force in 1940.
“Cyril became the first Asian and non-European to pass the rigid Royal Air Force (RAF) entrance test — an achievement within the Commonwealth. This was followed by his brother, Henry,” it said.
The embassy said World War 2 took a toll on the family, with its members in then Malaya being relentlessly tormented by the Japanese because of the brothers’ support for their “enemy”.

“On the European front, Henry died after his plane was shot by the Nazis as it flew over France on July 25, 1944,” it said.
The French government decided to remember his sacrifices in 1996 by officially naming the route between Airan and Moult in France as Rue Henry Talalla.
“A plaque was erected on a farm in Airan where Henry Talalla was found dead by the side of his Typhoon plane,” it added.
The post said Flight Lieutenant Cyril Talalla and Warrant Officer Henry Talalla were part of the Allied forces liberating France from the clutches of the Nazi rule then.
“Today, the embassy of Malaysia in France remembers the Talalla brothers for their courage, which was witnessed by France more than 70 years ago.”
The two were sons of business tycoon Hewage Benjamin Talalla who, according to reports, had encouraged his sons to join the RAF when the call went out for pilots in the British Commonwealth then.
Cyril was a commissioned officer and Henry was a warrant officer.
According to reports, Cyril was eventually awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by the Queen.
Cyril, who survived the war, died in 1973 at the age of 53 in Wales.

KNN, just two shitskins and you dare to blow trumpet. Chay!

 

[zeddy]

There were many gallant stories of the Indians serving with distinction in the theatres of war in Europe and many stories of cowardice too by them especially against the Japs. In the Malayan campaign, many Indian soldiers abandoned their lines and ran away like hunted rats to escape the marauding Japanese. Many surrendered to the Japs and turned against the British.

 

[Rogue Trader]

Many elites did volunteer to serve the Empire but don't forget many poor down trodden Kelings were also forced to fight for the British Raj.

Yes. The ah nehs are just a slave race who serves any master for a bag of rice.

Now Modi is sucking USA's cock by turning down help from China and rather let Indians die

 

[syed putra]

Yes. The ah nehs are just a slave race who serves any master for a bag of rice.

Now Modi is sucking USA's cock by turning down help from China and rather let Indians die

China sent india the virus and you want indians to suck xi jinping cock?

 

[syed putra]

There were many gallant stories of the Indians serving with distinction in the theatres of war in Europe and many stories of cowardice too by them especially against the Japs. In the Malayan campaign, many Indian soldiers abandoned their lines and ran away like hunted rats to escape the marauding Japanese. Many surrendered to the Japs and turned against the British.

Japanese promised british colonies independence. Only the malays rightly rejected the idea as based on current turmoil, british would have done a better job ruling malaya than umno.

 

[syed putra]

Why don't you read up about Gandhi's good friend Chandra Bose?

As the leader of the Indian National Army he collaborated with both Nazi and Japanese imperial armies to fight against the Allies in the Pacific theater.

Recruited the overseas Indians and was responsible for many sepoys turning against the British. Funny thing was the Japanese saw them in action and decided not to take them seriously. Japanese are damn smart.

On the internet you can find Chandra-ji shaking Hitler's hand

Nips promised the wogs independence. What kind of reaction do you expect?

 

[Rogue Trader]

China sent india the virus and you want indians to suck xi jinping cock?

No. Please go and suck your white master's uncircumcised cock.

 

[Rogue Trader]

Nips promised the wogs independence. What kind of reaction do you expect?

I don't expect much from a spineless and incompetent race

 

[syed putra]

I don't expect much from a spineless and incompetent race

I suppose you have not tried eating northern indian cuisine. Its the manners that maketh a man.

 

[Rogue Trader]

I suppose you have not tried eating northern indian cuisine. Its the manners that maketh a man.

Already told you before I had to stay half a year in that shit place. If you think you'd like Indian curry you will be in for a big surprise. They don't use coconut milk to cut the spiciness. So the entry will be as painful as the exit ..

 

[syed putra]

Already told you before I had to stay half a year in that shit place. If you think you'd like Indian curry you will be in for a big surprise. They don't use coconut milk to cut the spiciness. So the entry will be as painful as the exit ..

In that case, you are the expert on this race.

 

[Rogue Trader]

And what manners? northern Indians are rude and arrogant. They like to claim they are Aryans but their BO is still shitskin ah neh

 

[Rogue Trader]

In that case, you are the expert on this race.

I know what I'm talking about

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

France remembers the Talalla brothers on Victory Day
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The two Talalla brothers in a picture taken after they joined the Royal Air Force. (Pic courtesy of Going Places, Malaysia Airlines)
PETALING JAYA: For the Talalla family in Malaysia and other parts of the world, May 8 is a special day that brings much pride to them.
It’s celebrated as Victory Day in Europe to commemorate the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945 when World War 2 ended. Not known to many, two outstanding Malaysians contributed to the victory.
They were brothers Henry and Cyril Talalla, who joined the Malayan Volunteer Air Force in 1940.
Their younger brother, who is still in Kuala Lumpur, is retired High Court judge Richard Talalla, 91. He was 11 when the two siblings left home.








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The Malaysian embassy in Paris, in a Facebook post yesterday, noted the achievements of the siblings.
“On this Victory Day, we remember two outstanding Malaysians from Kuala Lumpur. The two brothers enrolled in the Malayan Volunteer Air Force in 1940.
“Cyril became the first Asian and non-European to pass the rigid Royal Air Force (RAF) entrance test — an achievement within the Commonwealth. This was followed by his brother, Henry,” it said.
The embassy said World War 2 took a toll on the family, with its members in then Malaya being relentlessly tormented by the Japanese because of the brothers’ support for their “enemy”.

“On the European front, Henry died after his plane was shot by the Nazis as it flew over France on July 25, 1944,” it said.
The French government decided to remember his sacrifices in 1996 by officially naming the route between Airan and Moult in France as Rue Henry Talalla.
“A plaque was erected on a farm in Airan where Henry Talalla was found dead by the side of his Typhoon plane,” it added.
The post said Flight Lieutenant Cyril Talalla and Warrant Officer Henry Talalla were part of the Allied forces liberating France from the clutches of the Nazi rule then.
“Today, the embassy of Malaysia in France remembers the Talalla brothers for their courage, which was witnessed by France more than 70 years ago.”
The two were sons of business tycoon Hewage Benjamin Talalla who, according to reports, had encouraged his sons to join the RAF when the call went out for pilots in the British Commonwealth then.
Cyril was a commissioned officer and Henry was a warrant officer.
According to reports, Cyril was eventually awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by the Queen.
Cyril, who survived the war, died in 1973 at the age of 53 in Wales.

these 2 goons were fighting against the GOOD GUYS.............


in any case, i don't believe these 2 goons can threaten any German pilot........the Germans had the best pilots........


i think both fled the moment they spotted a German plane.............and they crashed into each other........