Wartime in Burma: A Diary, January to June 1942 (Volume 120)

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of World War II, this diary captures a critical six-month period in 1942, detailing the harrowing experiences during the Japanese invasion of Burma. The author, Muang Wa Theippan, provides a chilling firsthand account of the conflict, allowing readers to witness the trials faced by those caught in the midst of war. The narrative unfolds from January to June, filled with reflections on fear, resilience, and the struggle for survival during an era of upheaval.

The collaboration with historical figures such as L. E. Bagshawe and Anna Allott enriches the text, offering varied perspectives on the chaos and uncertainty of wartime. Through vivid descriptions and personal insights, these accounts illuminate the harsh realities faced by civilians and soldiers alike, making it a poignant testament to a forgotten chapter of history.