Allied leaflet on Japanese surrender (in Tamil)

Leaflets such as this, written in Chinese, Japanese, Jawi and Tamil, were dropped by Allied planes over Singapore to inform the populace that the Japanese had surrendered as well as convey news of the Allied victory in 1945.

 

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