An Oral History of the Seri Thai – Three Parts

[PeteC]

This is a long read with many photos. Best to read and view at link. I'll post Part 2 when it's available.

https://www.thaienquirer.com/18327/an-o ... -part-one/

There are a few watershed events in Thai history that should be celebrated, honored, and remembered. This is definitely one of them.

During World War II, Thai Prime Minister Plaek Phibunsongkram famously allied Thailand with the Japanese and the Axis Powers and declared war against the Allies. Yet, at the end of the war, Thailand somehow emerged as a friend of the Allied Powers – not exactly a victor, but not a defeated nation by any means.

Most importantly, Thailand emerged from WW2 as a free and independent nation....... (Continued at link)

[handdrummer]

Which ever way the wind blows.
WW1-Germany, WW2-Japan, Vietnam-US, next_China.

[europtimiste]

Which ever way the wind blows.
WW1-Germany, WW2-Japan, Vietnam-US, next_China.

NO, China is not the danger. The danger comes always from USA, because they want to impose their style, their view and their men anywhere in the world.

[PeteC]

Part 2 and 3 caught me off guard as not looking daily. Here they are below. Again filled with photos and best read and viewed at link.

The Oral History of Seri Thai – Part Two

https://www.thaienquirer.com/18332/the- ... -part-two/


The Oral History of the Seri Thai – Final Part

https://www.thaienquirer.com/18978/the- ... inal-part/