| Description |
79 pages |
| Contents |
Foreign soldiers in India -- Are you not inviting the Japanese? -- One thing needful -- To every Briton -- Confusion -- Implications of withdrawal -- Some questions and answers -- Friendly advice -- Out of touch -- Free India can help best -- "No decisive option" -- Important questions -- An important interview -- Throw away the carcass -- "Withdrawl" explained -- Deliberate distortion -- A fallacy -- Oh! the troops -- Friends' ambulance unit in India -- The Wardha interview -- A two minutes' interview -- To my critics -- With three press correspondents -- Appendices: 1. Working committee's resolution on British withdrawl ; 2. To every Japanese. |
| Note |
A collection of Gandhi's appeals to the British as voiced by him from April 26 to July 26, 1942. |
| Subject |
Nationalism -- India.
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World War, 1939-1945 -- India.
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India -- Politics and government -- 1919-1947.
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| Added Author |
Hingorani, Anand T.
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