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Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose: Feared Even in Captivity
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118 pages, Hardcover
Published January 18, 2018
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March 7, 2019
The author here is an eminent journalist. Has put in his research on the fate of Netaji in this book.
Its good to see that many serious Netaji researchers are coming out with their view points regarding the fate of the supreme hero of India's Freedom movement.
However, this book is based mainly on the here-say and the author believes in the Russia death theory as the fate of Netaji, though it has no considerable proof of documents, mostly it is here say from India's communist leaders. The book also threads clear to the Bhagwanji, Faizabad angle which seems to be the most credible theory so far regarding Netaji's after life.
Alas, it is great that so many people are coming out and thrashing the plane crash theory which was the need of the hour. A nation like ours which has seen a continuity of civilizations like no other should wake up to its ultimate modern day truth that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was the chief architect which made the British leave India and the ultimate truth of his survival even after 1945.
The forgotten Hero is still revered by many and unlike the false God's we have created, Netaji still lives a hero's life within the imagination of many.
PS: The book has not been proof read to the highest capacity. Hope future editions come out with a cleaner edition.
Its good to see that many serious Netaji researchers are coming out with their view points regarding the fate of the supreme hero of India's Freedom movement.
However, this book is based mainly on the here-say and the author believes in the Russia death theory as the fate of Netaji, though it has no considerable proof of documents, mostly it is here say from India's communist leaders. The book also threads clear to the Bhagwanji, Faizabad angle which seems to be the most credible theory so far regarding Netaji's after life.
Alas, it is great that so many people are coming out and thrashing the plane crash theory which was the need of the hour. A nation like ours which has seen a continuity of civilizations like no other should wake up to its ultimate modern day truth that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was the chief architect which made the British leave India and the ultimate truth of his survival even after 1945.
The forgotten Hero is still revered by many and unlike the false God's we have created, Netaji still lives a hero's life within the imagination of many.
PS: The book has not been proof read to the highest capacity. Hope future editions come out with a cleaner edition.
November 24, 2018
Wanted so badly to get through this book, but the lack of editing is a big turn off. Lack of good punctuation and sentence structure is making an interesting subject not worth visiting.
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