Original sentence: A controversial statement made by Golwalker was made in his book "We or our Nationhood Defined" which seemed to lend tacit support for the atrocities of Nazi Germany.As for his views on Zionism and Israel, Golwalkar was supportive of the Zionist movement and also supported the creation of Israel as a Jewish State:.Elsewhere in his works, Golwalkar repudiated and condemned antisemitism:.Golwalkar died of cancer on June 5, 1973in Nagpur, Maharashtra.Hedgewar, started an RSS shakha (branch)
Edited sentence: "“The foreign races in Hindusthan must either adopt the Hindu culture and language, must learn to respect and hold in reverence Hindu religion, must entertain no idea but those of the glorification of the Hindu race and culture, i., of the Hindu nation and must loose their separate existence to merge in the Hindu race, or may stay in the country, wholly subordinated to the Hindu Nation, claiming nothing, deserving no privileges, far less any preferential treatment — not even citizen's rights.Embarrassed Hindutva apologists now claim that elsewhere in his works (where, the sources fail to mention), Golwalkar supposedly repudiated and condemned antisemitism:.Golwalkar died of cancer on June 5, 1973 in Nagpur, Maharashtra.Golwalker's most heartfelt statement of his politics was made in his book "We or our Nationhood Defined" where he wholeheartedly endocrsed the atrocities of Nazi Germany.Hedgewar, started a RSS shakha (branch).Hindutvadi ideologues claim that his views on Zionism and Israel were supportive, Golwalkar  supported the disposession of the Palestinians through the creation of Israel as a Jewish exclusive State even as he supported the holocaust:.However readers should note Golwalkar's statement from "We or our nation defined" with regard to minority rights in India:.There is, at least, should be, no other course for them to adopt.We are an old nation; let us deal, as old nations ought to and do deal, with the foreign races, who have chosen to live in our country”