Bengal divided: Hindu communalism and partition, 1932–1947

By:

Chatterji, Joya

Publication details: Cambridge University Press, 2002. New Delhi:Description: xvii, 303p. ; pb, 23 cmISBN:

9780521051446

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DDC classification:

954.140359 CHA

Summary: This study provides a re-evaluation of the events of 1946-47 focusing on the political and social processes that led to the demand for partition in a Muslim-majority province, Bengal, and tracing the rise of Hindu communalism.

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This study provides a re-evaluation of the events of 1946-47 focusing on the political and social processes that led to the demand for partition in a Muslim-majority province, Bengal, and tracing the rise of Hindu communalism.

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