Documentary recording of the nostalgic return trip of the 2/4 Commandos and their wives to Timor, where the unit fought the Japanese in 1942.
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Пікірлер: 13
@maudia172 ай бұрын
I love to thanks the journalist who made this movie of my beloved country. Hope to see more your work!🍻
@darrenmcintyre3689 Жыл бұрын
Such an important part of our military history that gets way to little mention or recognition sadly.
@crisz6115 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing such outstanding video, this would remain the great footage ever.
@Betterworlda3 ай бұрын
Let me explain the meaning of “CRIADO”, it means a “servant” who serves its employer or master, and it’s offensive to say it in this context because the criados you mentioned here are not servants but a genuinely devoted people who helped and fought alongside the Australians as allies by getting rid of the Japanese in WW2 because the Japanese were brutal against the Timorese. My Dad and and his few friends bravely risked their lives by infiltrating behind the enemy lines to rescue and release the Australians prisoners of war (POW’s) from the Japanese base. By the way this was an excellent video, thank you so much.
@agustinustukan3435
Ай бұрын
Anda orang bijak.. saya pernah kunjungi 85% tanah timor leste dalam urusan kerja.. dari tahun 1988 sampai tahun 1997.. begitu banyak kenangan indah, saya merasakan ada kekuatan gaib diseluruh tanah timor.. kekuatan Tuhan yg maha bijaksana... terimakasih Tuhan, sudah membawa aku berkeliling di tanah timor, tanah tempat asal nenek moyangku.
@lucastilman-nz2ex2 ай бұрын
Thaks ..for This Video..Its ..Wonderfulll..Klasick video May Kountry..Timor Leste..😊❤🎉
Пікірлер: 13
I love to thanks the journalist who made this movie of my beloved country. Hope to see more your work!🍻
Such an important part of our military history that gets way to little mention or recognition sadly.
Thanks for sharing such outstanding video, this would remain the great footage ever.
Let me explain the meaning of “CRIADO”, it means a “servant” who serves its employer or master, and it’s offensive to say it in this context because the criados you mentioned here are not servants but a genuinely devoted people who helped and fought alongside the Australians as allies by getting rid of the Japanese in WW2 because the Japanese were brutal against the Timorese. My Dad and and his few friends bravely risked their lives by infiltrating behind the enemy lines to rescue and release the Australians prisoners of war (POW’s) from the Japanese base. By the way this was an excellent video, thank you so much.
@agustinustukan3435
Ай бұрын
Anda orang bijak.. saya pernah kunjungi 85% tanah timor leste dalam urusan kerja.. dari tahun 1988 sampai tahun 1997.. begitu banyak kenangan indah, saya merasakan ada kekuatan gaib diseluruh tanah timor.. kekuatan Tuhan yg maha bijaksana... terimakasih Tuhan, sudah membawa aku berkeliling di tanah timor, tanah tempat asal nenek moyangku.
Thaks ..for This Video..Its ..Wonderfulll..Klasick video May Kountry..Timor Leste..😊❤🎉
Thank,s for this video i love it❤
thx for the video
a beloved country full of long history
My country🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱❤
In different society we living now.
I am Timorese.
bandara hudilaran ,yg sekarang jd istana presiden