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: From Rangoon To Mandalay (1927); Crowd scenes in the Burmese capital for the state funeral of the High...; British Pathé

: Briefing Of Troops (1945); Officers brief troops in a tent. Possibly in Burma.; British Pathé

: Antifascist Demonstrations - Burma (1940-1949); Large crowd gathered for antifascist demonstrations in...; British Pathé

: Retreat In Burma - April / May 1942 (1942); Allied troops destroy Yenangyaung oil fields before...; British Pathé

: General Slim In Burma (1945); General William Slim gives speech from behind desk with map of Asia behind...; British Pathé

: Burma Wounded (1945); Wounded men get transported by landing craft infantry to hospital ship in Burma.; British Pathé

: Elaborate Obseques (1925); A seven day festival marks funeral rites of Buddhist priest, Tayok Sayadaw, in...; British Pathé

: Elaborate Obseques Orange Tint (1925); Seven day festival marks funeral rites of Buddhist priest Tayok...; British Pathé

: Japs Blitz Burma (1942); Good footage of burning buildings in a Burmese town after a Japanese raid.; British Pathé

: Elephants Aid Allies (1944); Trained elephants used by allied forces in Burma to clear undergrowth and...; British Pathé

: A Real White Elephant (1926); Albino elephant is the latest arrival at the London Zoological Gardens.; British Pathé

: Bombing Burma Road (1940); New developments in Chino/Japanese war - Japanese bomb Burma Road.; British Pathé

: Dutch Air Force In Burma - 1942 (1942); Dutch airmen in their base in Burma.; British Pathé

: Japanese Blasted In Burma AKA Japs Blasted In Burma War! (1944); Chinese and Americans continue...; British Pathé

: Gurkhas In Far East (1945); Gurkhas build temporary wooden bridge to divert their Bren gun carriers from...; British Pathé

: Gurkhas In Far East (1945); Gurkhas demonstrate camouflage and booby traps in Burma.; British Pathé

: Japanese Sign Surrender Papers (1945); Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser reading surrender terms to Japanese.; British Pathé

: Victory Celebrations In Burma (1945); Material showing Burma road to Japan and victory celebrations.; British Pathé

: Invasion Scenes - Far East (1945); British and Australian troops advancing across flooded fields and...; British Pathé

: Invasion - Landings At Rangoon (1945); The landings at Rangoon.; British Pathé

: War In Far East (1940); Fighting in Northern Burma - probably war footage.; British Pathé

: Long Necked Woman's Baby Christened News In A Nutshell (1935); Burmese woman with rings around...; British Pathé

: Burma - After Kennedy Peak - Kalemyo (1945); Allied troops advancing through Burma - they are on the...; British Pathé

: Burma Treaty Signed (1947); Attlee and Burmese PM sign independence treaty.; British Pathé

: Prince And Princess Arthur Of Connaught (1925); The Governor-General's garden party in Rangoon is...; British Pathé

: Burma Background (1944); Burmese natives risk a treacherous journey to deliver supplies to British...; British Pathé

: Warriors Make Whoopee (1944); Warriors of the Chin Hills celebrate victory over the Japanese in Burma.; British Pathé

: Burma - Chinlor AKA Chinlon (1938); Interesting ball game played in Burma.; British Pathé

: Burma Independence (1948); Celebrations of Independence in Burma.; British Pathé

: Mountbatten Returns To Burma (1948); Lord and Lady Mountbatten return to Burma with their daughters.; British Pathé

: Gurkhas Prepare Booby Traps (1945); Gurkhas demonstrate booby traps in Burmese jungle.; British Pathé

: Officers In Meeting, Far East (1945); Louis Mountbatten has meeting with high ranking officers in...; British Pathé

: Mountbatten Speaks - British Patrol - Burma (1944); Mountbatten speaking, mixed with footage of...; British Pathé

: Japanese Sign Surrender Papers (1945); Various shots of Japanese senior officers signing terms of...; British Pathé

: Burmese Water Festival (1946); People get sprayed with water at Water Festival in Rangoon, Burma.; British Pathé

: Burmese Villagers - Mountbatten Visits Troops (1944); Burmese people on side of road & Lord...; British Pathé

: Invasion Scenes In Far East (1944); Indian soldiers in sampans and leading mules through jungle in...; British Pathé

: Mountbatten & Troops - Far East (1944); Lord Mountbatten inspects troops and army equipment - probably...; British Pathé

: Burmese Delegation (1947); Pathe reporter John Parsons interviewing General Aung San, Burmese delegate.; British Pathé

: Water Festival In Burma (1946); Burmese Water Festival in Rangoon.; British Pathé

: Burma Rice For India (1940-1949); Rice arriving from Burma to India to help the Indians to recover from...; British Pathé

: Burma's Ascot (1924); Lord Reading, Viceroy of India, attends horse racing in Burma.; British Pathé

: Indian And Burmese Coronation Contingent (1937); Indian and Burmese Coronation Contingent marching to...; British Pathé

: Burma - Arakan Front (1943); Latest news from the Burma front.; British Pathé

: Bombs On Burma (1943); Australian airmen bomb Japanese on the Arakan front.; British Pathé

: Chinese In Burma (1943); Newly trained Chinese soldiers fight Japanese in Burma.; British Pathé

: The Road To China (1945); A new Ledo road leading to China is built and open in Burma.; British Pathé

: British Advance On Mandalay (1945); British troops advancing through Burmese jungle towards Mandalay.; British Pathé

: Rangoon (1945); British and Empire troops occupy Burma's capitol Rangoon.; British Pathé

: The 14's Victory AKA The Fourteenth's Victory (1945); Fourteenth Army celebrates its victories in...; British Pathé

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