[Sharon]

On August 18, 1945, the prominent Indian nationalist leader Subhas Chandra Bose, popularly known as Netaji, tragically died in a plane crash. The crash occurred in Taihoku, Japanese-occupied Formosa, which is now known as Taipei, Taiwan. This incident marked the end of a significant chapter in the Indian independence movement.

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was being transported as a guest of Lieutenant General Tsunamasa Shidei of the Imperial Japanese Kwantung Army when the bomber they were in crashed upon takeoff from the airport in Taihoku. Bose sustained severe third-degree burns from the crash. Despite being rushed to the Nanmon Military Hospital in Taipei for treatment, his injuries proved fatal.

In his final moments, as recounted by a witness, Bose expressed a sensation of blood rushing, indicating the severity of his injuries. The loss of this influential figure in the struggle for India's freedom from British rule was a significant blow to the movement and his followers.

This account of Bose's death has been confirmed by multiple sources over the years, including a 60-year-old Japanese government document. Compiled in 1956 following a high-level probe ordered by the government of Japan, this report conclusively affirmed that Bose died in the plane crash on that fateful day in August 1945.

[wolfie]

Fucking google translates better than that.

You crack me up sometimes sherry.

[p4irs]

[Faline]

Originally Posted by wolfie ↗

Fucking google translates better than that.

You crack me up sometimes sherry.

Google translate has me in stitches sometimes

[Jeff4221]

It looks like he had a "happy ending".

[Pelle]

Nice post

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by wolfie ↗

Fucking google translates better than that.

You crack me up sometimes sherry.

It's a severe case of 'Engrish' gone terribly wrong!

[Sharon]

I've just re-read that text....WTF??????????? Love it

[Airbornemama]

[MattyD]

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