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Churchill and India - Manipulation or Betrayal? (Paperback)
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Churchill and India - Manipulation or Betrayal? (Paperback)
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Churchill and India. It is a story where much is known but much
remains concealed. A brilliant orator and a powerful leader,
Winston Churchill stood against the tide of history. But how does
postcolonial history view him? This book studies the extraordinary
connection he had with India. Beginning with the early years of his
career in India when he spent 22 months between 1896 and 1899 as a
subaltern with the 4th Hussars, it traces his rise as a politician,
his years as the Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Second
World War, his profound distrust of the Indian Independence
Movement, and his machinations in preserving the British Empire's
rule over India. Churchill's failure to understand India and
decolonization, and manipulation of events on the subcontinent add
a different dimension to the man. His pervasive yet hidden shadow
over the Indian subcontinent and his often-veiled role in the
actions that led to Partition in 1947 are at the center of this
study. Rich in archival sources, this book provides a fresh and
holistic perspective on the final phase of the British Empire. It
will be an indispensable resource to students and researchers of
colonial history, imperialism, modern history, international
history, Partition of India, and South Asian studies. It will also
appeal to general readers interested in the history of Britain's
endgame in India.
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