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Durban to host 82nd anniversary of the ill-fated S.S. Tilawa (the ‘Indian Titanic’), sunk in World War II enemy action – The Mail & Guardian

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Lost but not forgotten – The Durban commemoration will be a whole day event On 23 November 1942, the S.S. Tilawa en route from Bombay India, to Durban South Africa, was tragically sunk by two torpedoes fired from a Japanese Imperial Army submarine during World War II. The bombing took place at about midnight, just north of the Seychelles Islands. This war-time tragedy led to the death of 280 passengers and crew, and left many survivors of the bo…

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