CHINT SINGH

"CHINT SINGH: THE MAN WHO SHOULD HAVE DIED" IS THE COMPELLING TRUE STORY OF SURVIVAL AND COURAGE DURING WORLD WAR II... Chint Singh was a chief witness against the Japanese military at the war crimes trials. He was captured by the Japanese army, along with approximately 3000 other Indian POWs. They were then shipped to Papua New Guinea to work. Chint was one of the few Indian POWs to survive this burdened existence for years until rescued by the Australian forces. Out of the 600 in his work part