Russian Revolution and India : Indian Revolutionaries Abroad and Moscow

Explores the connections between Indian revolutionary movements and Soviet Russia, focusing on Indian anti-colonial activists who sought support from Moscow in their struggle against British rule. The book highlights figures such as M. N. Roy and examines Soviet efforts to spread communist ideology in South Asia.

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Published in:
Collection of Source Materials 24
(1977)
Edition:
Volume I
Date Issued:
1977
Language:
English
Type of Resource:
Text
Extent:
47 pages
Place Term:
New Delhi
Publisher:
Sterling Publishers
Geographic:
DelhiGND
DDC subject of DNB:
950 General history of Asia Far East
Special collection:
Reinhard Eisener collection
Kind of document:
Copy
Shelfmark::
RE.24.07
Hosting institution:
Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient (ZMO)
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This document contains one handwritten page of notes

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