Netaji Subhas Bose, the great revolutionary
By: V.R. Adiraju.
Publisher: Om See Satya Publications; Sole Distributors, D.K. Publishers & Distributors
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Hyderabad, [India]; New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 624
Subjects: Bose, Subhas Chandra, 1897-1945.; Nationalists -- India -- Biography.; India -- Politics and government -- 1919-1947.
Genres: Biography.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Foreword - 11; title: 1. Simmerings of Discontent 1757-1857
pagenum: 1; title: 2. Nascent Nationalism; title: 3. Two decades of militant patriotism; title: 4. Embryonic Stage; title: 5. Massacre In Jalianwala Bagh 1919; title: 6. Bose's resignation from ICS - entry into politics 1921; title: 7. Second phase of militancy 1925 - 1930; title: 8. Resolve for complete independence - 1927; title: 9. Dissent against the Mahatma; title: 10. Fellow travellers in Hazardous path; title: 11. Incarceration and exile of Subhas to Europe; title: 12. Canvassing for the cause; Cupid strikes; title: 13. Return of the Prodigal-acceptance of crown; title: 14. Crossing swords with the Titan; title: 15. Love and hate relations between Bose and Jawaharlal; title: 16. The World War Two and AICC's Vassilation; title: 17. The Neophyte; title: 18. Fervent plea to the Mahatma; title: 19. The great escape from India; title: 20. Universal surprise of the Vanishing trick; title: 21. Trauma of uncertainty; title: 22. Guide Bhagat Ram's disclosures on escape plan; title: 23. In transit - Berlin 1941-42; title: 24. Roman holiday with a mission; title: 25. Dictates to dictator; title: 26. Free India born in Berlin; title: 27. South East Asian imbroglio; title: 10 Netaji Subhas Bose ythe great revolutionary; title: 28. Co-operating among East Asian countries; title: 29. Subhas flays Sir Stafford Crips's proposals; title: 30. Historic meeting of Subhas with Hitler; title: 31. Quit India Movement 'Do or Die' call by Mahatma; title: 32. INA Chief's differences with JapanesArmy; title: 33. Preparations for Netaji's shift to East 1943; title: 34. Perilous voyage of Subhas by Submarine; title: 35. Tactical compromises of Rash Behari Bose; title: 36. Premier Tojo promises all help to Netaji; title: 37. Leadership of movement passed on to Netaji; title: 38. Period of hectic activity and consolidation; title: 39. Azad Hind Provisional Government setup; title: 40. Liberation of Indian Territories by the INA; title: 41. Differences with Japanese coordinators; title: 42. Awe-inspiring sacrifices by INA; title: 43. Tactical suspension of War and reorganisation of forces; title: 44. Bilateral agreement with new regime in Japan; title: 45. Strategic Repositioning,; title: 46. Visit to war front for on the spot assessment; title: 47. Forced march from Rangoon to Bangkok; title: 48. Vanquished but glorious; title: 49. Bitter opposition to the partition of India; title: 50. The last journey of 18 August to unknown destination; title: 51. Why British cabinet discussed the trial of Bose in October ?; title: 52. Evidence of "Eyewitness" lead to more doubts.; title: 53. Red Fort trail of INA Generals; title: 54. Rehabilitation of privileged few: The INA after the war; title: 55. Continued controversy on the aircrash; title: 56. Appointment of Judicial (Khosla) Commission; title: 57. Memorials to INA and Netaji demanded; title: 58. Did Netaji Subhas die in a concentration camp ?; title: Postscript: Professor Anita Bose's views - 504; title: Acknowledgments - 511; title: Appendices - 519.