Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma -
Thu 5 Nov · 19:00
Sunninghill Library
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The talk titled 'Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma' will occur on 5 November 2026 at Sunninghill Library in Windsor. Delivered by Ian Jacobs, this illustrated talk is based on the family archive of the Waddams family. Tickets for the event are £5.00.
An illustrated talk by Ian Jacobs Ian based on the family archive of the Waddams family.
In February 1943 a group of artists and printers set sail from Glasgow Greenock, bound for South Africa, India and Burma. Through original artworks, photographs, maps and documents, Ian Jacobs tells the story of the 61 Reproduction Unit, Indian Expeditionary, as they mapped the way to victory in August 1945.
Ian Jacobs is a resident of Sunninghill, a historian and publisher. His talk is based on the family archive of the Waddams family.
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Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma - takes place on Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 19:00.
Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma - is held at Sunninghill Library in Windsor (3 School Road, Sunninghill, SL5 7AA).
Tickets for Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma - are priced at £5. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
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The talk titled 'Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma' will occur on 5 November 2026 at Sunninghill Library in Windsor. Delivered by Ian Jacobs, this illustrated talk is based on the family archive of the Waddams family. Tickets for the event are £5.00.
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An illustrated talk by Ian Jacobs Ian based on the family archive of the Waddams family.
In February 1943 a group of artists and printers set sail from Glasgow Greenock, bound for South Africa, India and Burma. Through original artworks, photographs, maps and documents, Ian Jacobs tells the story of the 61 Reproduction Unit, Indian Expeditionary, as they mapped the way to victory in August 1945.
Ian Jacobs is a resident of Sunninghill, a historian and publisher. His talk is based on the family archive of the Waddams family.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma - takes place on Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 19:00.
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Mapping the road to Rangoon: how artists defeated the Japanese in Burma - is held at Sunninghill Library in Windsor (3 School Road, Sunninghill, SL5 7AA).
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