Giani, K.S.
Indian Independence Movement in East Asia
Singh Brothers, Lahore: 1947
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Foreword by Sriyut Sarat Chanda Bose. Very Good in a Very Good jacket, generally toned, a few bumps and closed tears, flaps pasted inside the boards. White paper on the boards, rubbed at the bottom edges. Square and firmly bound, clean internally. Giani's history of the Indian Independence Movement from the turn of the century through World War II with a special focus on the Indian National Army.
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