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Indias War World War Ii And The Making Of Modern South Asia Srinath Raghavan

Name: Indias War World War Ii And The Making Of Modern South Asia Srinath Raghavan
SKU: BELL-5451838
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Publisher: Basic Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.67 MB

Pages: 592

Author: Srinath Raghavan

ISBN: 9780465030224, 046503022X

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Indias War World War Ii And The Making Of Modern South Asia Srinath Raghavan by Srinath Raghavan 9780465030224, 046503022X instant download after payment.

India’s role in World War II has long been overlooked. But as Srinath Raghavan shows in this authoritative account, India did not fight the war as merely an appendage of the British Empire. From the start, India defended its own sub-empire from Imperial Japan and assisted its allies in battles in Italy, East Africa, and the Pacific.
The war also brought great changes to the subcontinent. By the war’s end, the Indian Army had become the largest volunteer force in history, while many millions more Indians had worked in their nation’s rapidly expanding industry and agriculture.