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Netaji, Azad Hind Sarkar & Fauj: Removing Smokescreens, 1942-47 is a historical analysis of the Indian nationalist movement during World War II, with particular focus on:
Subhas Chandra Bose (Netaji) and his leadership of the Indian National Army (Azad Hind Fauj).
The Azad Hind government (Azad Hind Sarkar) formed during the freedom struggle and its administrative and military activities.
Attempts to reframe misunderstood or marginalised aspects of Netaji’s role and the INA’s contribution to India’s independence.
Coverage of historically lesser-known elements such as the M Organization, Azad Hind Dal (governance wing), The Rani Jhansi Regiment (women combat unit), and other operational facets of INA.
Discussion of controversial topics like the suppression/distortion of INA history in mainstream narratives and the plane crash vs. disappearance theories regarding Netaji’s end.
The book aims to “remove smokescreens” surrounding the INA and Netaji by presenting archival research, contextual interpretation, and critical examination of the established historical narrative
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