1942Malaya is back online

Its been a good many years since I left the blog but amazingly, I still have visitors till today. One of the reasons why I didn't close off this blog. On social media, I do see some similar themes tha...

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Its been a good many years since I left the blog but amazingly, I still have visitors till today. One of the reasons why I didn’t close off this blog. On social media, I do see some similar themes that posts many similar subjects that I posted many years ago. Anyway, here are some nice modern colour renderings of WW2 images. I will post subjects that I find interesting or being forgotten by today’s generation.



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Credit: World War 2 in colour

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