The 104-year-old WW2 veteran who moved the Queen to tears
Summary
Yavar Abbas, a 104-year-old World War II veteran, attended the 80th anniversary of VJ Day in Staffordshire. During the event, he spoke about his experiences and moved King Charles III and Queen Camilla by mentioning the King's health battle with cancer. Abbas has a notable history, having served in the British Indian Army during the war against Japan, despite India's colonial status.Key Facts
- Yavar Abbas is 104 years old and a World War II veteran.
- He attended the VJ Day 80th anniversary event with King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
- Abbas shared publicly that King Charles III is undergoing cancer treatment.
- Born in British India, Abbas joined the British Indian Army during World War II.
- He fought against Japanese forces in Southeast Asia, despite Indian resistance to British colonial rule.
- Abbas served in the British 14th Army as a combat cameraman, documenting major battles.
- He expressed his hope that his service would lead to Indian independence after the war.
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