This book studies the extraordinary connection Winston Churchill had with India. Beginning with the early years of his career in India, it traces his rise as a politician, his years as the Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Second World, and his machinations in preserving the Empire.
This book studies the extraordinary connection Winston Churchill had with India. Beginning with the early years of his career in India, it traces his rise as a politician, his years as the Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Second World, and his machinations in preserving the Empire.
Kishan S Rana is Former Ambassador of India. He is Emeritus Professor, DiploFoundation, Geneva and Malta; Emeritus Fellow, Institute of Chinese Studies, Delhi, India; and Archives By-Fellow, Churchill College, Cambridge, UK.
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List of figures Foreword Preface Acknowledgment Abbreviations Introduction 1 Agent of Empire, in pursuit of glory: (1896-1901): A rising politician: (1902-20) 2 A mixed bag: India obsession (1921-29); constitutional windmills (1929-35); preoccupation with Europe (1935-39) 3 World War II and India: 1939-45 4 Britain's endgame in India: Independence and after (1945-64); Churchill: final phase 5 If and perhaps: A conclusion Afterword: The Bengal Famine Bibliography Index ¿
List of figures Foreword Preface Acknowledgment Abbreviations Introduction 1 Agent of Empire, in pursuit of glory: (1896-1901): A rising politician: (1902-20) 2 A mixed bag: India obsession (1921-29); constitutional windmills (1929-35); preoccupation with Europe (1935-39) 3 World War II and India: 1939-45 4 Britain's endgame in India: Independence and after (1945-64); Churchill: final phase 5 If and perhaps: A conclusion Afterword: The Bengal Famine Bibliography Index ¿
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