Japanese Planes Bomb Burmese Village

The transcript describes the disappearance of 400,000 Burmese and Indians over three days as Japanese forces impacted the region. It highlights the plight of refugees on the new Burma Road, their attempts to escape north, and the influence of Japanese forces. A village was bombed for providing refuge, and daylight revealed the desolation left behind, with no living beings in sight.

What significant event occurred over three days involving Burmese and Indians?

• They celebrated a cultural festival.

• They were given new homes.

• They disappeared mysteriously.

• They were relocated to safer areas.

What was the new Burma Road associated with?

• A trade route for goods.

• A road of homeless and weary refugees.

• A route for tourists.

• A path to prosperity.

Who led the refugees on their journey towards possible escape?

• A foreign diplomat.

• A simple blind woman.

• A military officer.

• A local guide.

What was the village bombed for?

• For offering shelter and water to refugees.

• For hiding weapons.

• For being a strategic location.

• For refusing to cooperate with authorities.

What did the camera capture in the desolated area?

• A group of survivors.

• Not one living thing.

• A bustling marketplace.

• A thriving community.