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This book comprehensively covers all the factors that really led to the freedom of India from the British.Table of Contents:-1. Relevant International TimelinesTimelines of Prominent International EventsWW-I Chronology & Indias RoleWW-II Chronology & Indias RoleIndias Role in WW-IIWW-II as a Military Training Opportunity for IndiansWW-II Chronology2. Indian Freedom Struggle Timelines16001770177218801880189719001910191119151915: The Grand Ghadar Mutiny191619201916 : The Lucknow Pact [P]1915: All India Home Rule League1917 : Champaran & Gandhi191718: Sardar Patels Successful Agitations191819: Mont-Ford Reforms & the GoI Act [P]1919: Rowlatt Acts & SatyagrahaJallianwala Bagh Massacre 19191920s: Kisan Movement in UP1920 : Chamber of PrincesNagpur Congress Session, Dec-1920192030192022: Khilafat & Non-Cooperation Movement (KNCM)Aug-Sep 1921 : Moplah Anti-Hindu AttacksJan-1923: Swaraj Party1923: Jabalpur & Nagpur SatyagrahaSep-1923: Patels Successful Borsad Satyagraha9-11 September 1924 : Kohat Anti-Hindu Attacks1924-27: Patels Commendable Work for Ahmedabad Municipality1927: Patels Unforgettable Work During Ahmedabad Floods1928: Patels Bardoli Satyagraha 1928Feb-1928 : Simon CommissionAug-1928: Motilal Nehru Report192930: Nehrus Unjust Anointment as Congress President26 January 1930 : Congress Call for Purna Swaraj192831 : Lahore Conspiracy Case, Etc.1930341930: Dandi March & Salt Satyagraha1930: Qissa Khwani Bazaar Massacre & Garhwali193031: First Round Table Conference (RTC-1)1931: Gandhi-Irwin PactMar-1931: Sardar as Congress PresidentSepDec 1931: Second Round Table Conference (RTC-2)1932: Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM), Phase-IIAug1932: The Communal AwardAugSep 1932: The Communal Award & Poona Pact1932: Third Round Table Conference (RTC-3)193233: Name Pakistan & Rahmat Ali [P]193539Government of India (GoI) Act 19351934-37: ElectionsJan-1939: Gandhi vs. Subhas: Presidential Election193943October 1939 : Anti-Hindu Riots in Sindh [P]WW-II: British Declaration of War, Sep-1939Nov-1939: Resignation of Congress MinistriesAfter Hitlers Blitzkrieg : Oct,1939Jun,1940Rajajis Proposal of July 1940Oct-1940: Selective Individual DisobediencePearl Harbor, Dec 1941 & Its Aftermath1940 : Udham Singh Avenges Jallianwala MassacreMarch 1940 : Leagues Lahore Resolution194046: Congress Descent & League Ascendency1940-42: Netaji Subhas EscapesMarch-April 1942 : Cripps MissionApr-1942: CRs Formula on PakistanAugust-1942: Quit India Movement [P]194346194344: British GiftThe Great Bengal FamineMay 1944 Onwards: Gandhis Major Come-Down MovesMay 1944 Onwards: Side-Lining of Gandhi25 June 1945 : Shimla ConferenceEnd 19451946 : ElectionsApril 1946 : Gandhi-Nehru Hijack Presidential ElectionsMarch-June 1946 : Cabinet MissionAug-1946: Muslim Leagues Direct Action (Riots)2-Sep-1946 : Interim GovernmentOct1946: Noakhali Anti-Hindu KillingsOct-1946: Nehrus NWFP Visita BlunderDec-1946 Onwards: Developments on GroupingsDec1946 : Constituent Assembly1947Feb1947: Attlees Quit India Deadline Declaration8 March 1947: Patel & Partition, the Lesser Evil22 March 1947: Mountbatten ArrivesGandhis 1-Apr-1947 Offer for JinnahMay-1947 Onwards: Freedom & Partition3. Three Major Gandhian MovementsKhilafat & Non-Cooperation Movement (KNCM)Khilafat (Caliphate) & Khalif (Caliph)Defeat of the Ottomans in WW-I & Its ConsequencesKhilafat & Other Muslim CountriesKhilafat & Indian MuslimsGandhi & KhilafatApproval of Non-Cooperation at Congress Sessions in 1920KNCM Gathers SteamGandhis Inexplicable Calling-Off of KNCM!Reactions to Gandhis Withdrawal of KNCMSacrifice Down the DrainCaliphate, Atatrk & Gandhis Indefensible Stand!Ambedkars ViewsMiserable Failure of Gandhis First Mass AgitationPrince of Waless Visit & Lost OpportunitySecond Phase of Gandhian Struggle: 1930-1931Dandi March & Salt Satyagraha 1930Gandhi-Irwin Pact 1931: A FailureCondemning Bhagat Singh & Colleagues to DeathIrresponsible Part of the Gandhian Non-Cooperation CallCivil Disobedience Movement (CDM), Phase-IIQuit India Movement 1942Call for Quit India & Its BackgroundPoor Preparation, Arrests & Flop-ShowQuit India MomentumVaried Views on Quit IndiaRelease From JailsFailure of Quit India4. Bose(s), INA & the Army MutinyRash Behari BoseSubhas Chandra BoseIndian National Army (INA)INA Trials, Nov 1945May 1946Mutiny in the Indian Army, Feb 19465. Gandhian Vs. Other Freedom MovementsMass Freedom Movement Before GandhiStellar Role of Revolutionaries & NetajiEffectiveness of the Constitutional MethodsAdverse Effect of Gandhian InterventionComparison: How & When Other Countries Got FreedomGandhis My Way or the HighwayExtracts From Guilty Men of Indias PartitionNature of the Gandhian Freedom MovementHave-All-The-Time-In-The-World-To-Get-Freedom MindsetAd Hoc & UnplannedFreedom Movements That Didnt Demand FreedomNon-Violence Nonsense of No Alternative6. What Really Led to FreedomWas Freedom Thanks to Gandhi & Congress?What They SaidFreedom: The Real Reasons1) WW-II and Its Consequences2) Netaji Bose, INA and Army Mutinies3) Pressure From the US4) Gandhi & the Congress?5) the British Sought Freedom From India!?Bibliography

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What Really

Led to
Indian Freedom

Rajnikant Puranik

Far from claiming any credit for achievements of 1942 [Quit India], both Gandhi and the Congress offered apology and explanation for the madness which seized the people participating in it. {AD1}

Noted historian Dr RC Majumdar

The claim that Quit India led to freedom is
a state sanctioned hoax. {AD1}

Author Anuj Dhar

I see it as clearly as I see my finger: British are leaving not because of any strength on our part but because of historical conditions and for many other reasons. {Gill/24}

Mahatma Gandhi

What Really Led

to

Indian Freedom

by

Rajnikant Puranik

Categories: Non-fiction, History

First Edition, August 2018

Copyright 2018 Rajnikant Puranik

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Preface

I see it as clearly as I see my finger: British are leaving not because of any strength on our part but because of historical conditions and for many other reasons. {Gill/24}

Mahatma Gandhi

This book comprehensively covers all the factors that really led to the freedom of India from the British.

Chapter-1 covers prominent international timelines, particularly that of World War-I and World War-II, that had major bearings on Indias freedom.

Chapter-2, a mega chapter, chronologically covers all timelines, events, and developments relevant to the Indian Freedom Movementsrevolutionary, constitutional and Gandhian right since 1600 CE.

Chapter-3 covers the three major, once-in-a-decade Gandhian Movementsall of which, unfortunately, were major failures.

Chapter-4 covers Netaji Subhas Bose, his INA, and the army mutinies that hugely contributed to winning freedom for India.

Chapter-5 evaluates the Gandhian Movement, and compares it with the other freedom movementsrevolutionary and constitutional.

Chapter-6, the last chapter, analyses in detail What Really Led to Freedom.

Ambitious coverage of this book would have required over a thousand pages to do full justice to the topics. However, this project (book) is restricted to presenting a comprehensive yet compressed view of the relevant factors, events and timelines. It is a summarised work deliberately limited to as few pages as possible.

Rajnikant Puranik

www.rkpbooks.com

A Note on Citations & Bibliography

Citations are given as super-scripts in the text, such as {Azad/128}.

Citation Syntax & Examples:

{Source-Abbreviation/Page-Number}

e.g. {Azad/128} = Azad, Page 128

{Source-Abbreviation/Volume-Number/Page-Number}

e.g. {CWMG/V-58/221} = CWMG, Volume-58, Page 221

{Source-Abbreviation} for URLs (articles on the web), and for digital books (including Kindle-Books), that are searchable, where location or page-number may not be given.

e.g. {VPM2} , {URL15}

{Source-Abbreviation/Location-Number} for Kindle Books

e.g. {VPM2} , {VPM2/L-2901}

Example from Bibliography Table at the end of this Book

Azad

B

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad India Wins Freedom . Orient Longman. New Delhi. 2004

CWMG

D, W

Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi. Vol. 1 to 98.

http://gandhiserve.org/e/cwmg/cwmg.htm

The second column above gives the nature of the source : B=paper Book, D=Digital Book/eBook other than Kindle, K=Kindle eBook, U=URL of Document/Article on Web, W=Website, Y=YouTube

To the fond memory of my late parents

Shrimati Shakuntala and Shri Laxminarayan Puranik

Thanks to

Devbala Puranik, Manasi and Manini

Table of Contents
Detailed Table of Contents
{ 1 }
Relevant International Timelines
Timelines of Prominent International Events
191517: Armenian Genocide by the Ottomans

Khalifa and the Ottoman Empire perpetrated the dastardly Armenian Genocide, also known as the Armenian Holocaust , during 1915-17 involving the systematic extermination of about 15 lakhs (1.5 million) of its minority Armenian subjects inside their historic homeland, which lies within the present-day Republic of Turkey. The genocide commenced with Ottoman authorities rounding up and deporting around 250 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders from Constantinople to Ankara, and eventually murdering most of them. The genocide then expanded to the wholesale killing of the able-bodied male population; subjection of army conscripts to forced labour; and deportation of women, children, the elderly and infirmdeprived of food and water, and subjected to rape robbery and murderon death marches to the Syrian desert. {AG1} Many women were raped, stripped naked, and crucifiedin testimony, there are photographs of rows of naked women nailed to cross! {AG2}

It was the first modern genocide, and precursor of Hitlers Holocaustindeed Hitler was inspired from, and took lessons from the same. Hitler was reported to have remarked in the context of his order to exterminate the Polish race: I have issued the command, and I'll have anybody who utters but one word of criticism executed by a firing squad that our war aim does not consist in reaching certain lines, but in the physical destruction of the enemy. Accordingly, I have placed my death-head formations in readiness for the present only in the East with orders to them to send to death mercilessly and without compassion, men, women, and children of Polish derivation and language. Only thus shall we gain the living space (Lebensraum) which we need. Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?

Despite enough and mounting evidence, Gandhi had refused to acknowledge the Armenian genocide, saying I distrust the Armenian case. What can be said of leaders who choose to deliberately ignore even the current history and facts, stick to their concocted reality and airy notions, and fail to fashion their national policies based on ground reality.

Gandhi had made a bizarre statement in support of the Khilafat and Ottoman responsible for the many wrong-doings including the Armenian Holocaust: I would gladly ask for postponement of Swaraj if thereby we could advance the interests of Khilafat. {BK2/81}

How could the Apostle of Non-Violence lead a movement to save a regime that had perpetrated genocide? Was Gandhi totally ignorant of the what was going on elsewhere in the world? How could a person unaware of important currents in contemporary history be ever a good leader? Or, was he doing what he did aware of the background? If so, he was totally unprincipled!

Modern day ISIS, the perpetrator of indescribable crimes on the Yezidis and Kurds and others, is headed by a Khalifa, and their aim is to establish Khilafat all over the world! Gandhi was therefore supporting those whose modern incarnation is ISIS!

7 November 1917 : October Revolution
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