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Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels: WW2 New Guinea Natives Help Australian Soldiers Defeat the Japanese
Please Like and SUBSCRIBE So I Know to Keep Making More Video's... 🖤💀 Feel free to buy me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheWarDiarP Kokoda New Guinea world war 2 native Papuan's affectionately dubbed "Fuzzy Wuzzy's" by Australian soldiers help the Australian army with transporting supplies and injured soldiers through the jungles of new guinea, playing a massive part in the defeat of the Japanese there by doing so. This video was put together using parts of the documentaries "Kokoda: The Bloody Track" and "Beyond Kokoda".
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