• Preston
  Archive: Papers
  Papers relating to Hellen Preston and her work in Burma during the Japanese occupation and her work during fighting in India. Donated by Mrs D’Arcy Kincaid. Memoirs from 1941 onwards. […]
• Cardew Papers
  Archive: Papers
  Diary extract about the Japanese invasion of Burma and the evacuation of refugees into India, 1942. Donated by BACSA. Small Collections Box 6  Diary extract from Jack Cardew, 2/1/1942-5/5/1942, a […]
• Mackrell Papers: Box 3
  Archive: Papers
  Papers and notes from Dennis Segal about the evacuation and general information of Burma. Folder 1 – Report given by the Indian Tea Association on the assistance given by the […]
• Mackrell Papers: Box 2
  Archive: Papers
  Papers relating to Gyles Mackrell, a tea planter in Assam during the evacuation of Burma; papers about Lambert and his work during the evacuation of Burma. Folder 1 – Extract […]
• Mackrell Papers: Box 1
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  Letters and diary entries from Sir John Rowland and his party as they evacuated Burma into Assam; letters and diaries of Alasdair Tainsh. Folder 1 – Diary of Sir John […]
• Smith, J.M. Papers
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  John Morrison Smith, Steel & Co., Burma 1942. Diary describing flight from Burma ahead of the Japanese invasion, April-June 1942. Donated by Mrs Elizabeth Judd. Small Collections Box 21 Diary […]
• Stratton Papers
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  Capt. M.J. Stratton, descriptive diary kept while leading a supply and relief mule train into Burma ahead of the Japanese advance through the country in 1942. Small Collections Box 22 […]
• Bayly Papers
  Archive: Papers
  Professor Sir Christopher Bayly, Director of the Centre of South Asian Studies (2006-2012). Copy of a discussion about the constitution of Portugal, with reference to Portuguese territories in South Asia. […]
• Wallace, D.B. Papers
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  Major David B. Wallace served as an officer with the Royal Engineers in India and Burma in 1942 and 1943-44. In 1944 his section was attached to the 3rd Batallion, […]
• Tod Papers
  Archive: Papers
  Given by Mr J.E. ‘Hamish’ Tod Entered Malayan Civil Service 1940. After Second World War worked in Malayan Education Department and in North Borneo. Typescript memoir: ‘I passed by “Three […]