Malaysian Army soldiers took on the role of Indian troops who fought in the Battle of Kampar during Nazri’s visit to the area. The troops are positioned in foxholes that have survived from the original battle in 1941. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN
Tourism and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz learnt firsthand last week about the significance of the Battle of Kampar during World War II.
Nazri said, while he had heard of the famous battle in 1941 in what was then Malaya, a visit to the site last Friday to withness a reenactment of the battle brought history to life for him.
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