Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Germany

by Anand Singh Bawa (editor)

This book, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Germany, seeks to offer lesser known facts and anecdotes about the extraordinary personality who in search of an anti-British alliance sought to establish links with Germany at a time when India was struggling hard to achieve freedom. This collection by some of his biographers, his daughter Prof. Anita B. Pfaff; Rudolf Hartog, who served as an interpreter for Hindustani in the Indian Legion, and was one of the last three Germans to witness its end; Madan Gopal’s interview of Abid Hasan, who accompanied Subhas in the submarine from Kiel to South-East Asia; Prof. Krishna Bose, a former member of the Lok Sabha and currently Head of Netaji Research Bureau; eminent scholars Johannes Voigt, Anton Pelinka, Romain Hayes and Lothar Günther; and Ambassador Satinder K. Lambah who served as India's Ambassador to Germany (1995 to 1998) seeks to present a complete and interesting portrait of the man and the times.

Kindle Edition

First published May 30, 2013