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Dedicated to

Emilie Schenkl, who died without closure on her husbands remains

Roma Ray, who I hope will forgive me for disagreeing with her beloved father Sarat Bose

And to the people of India, who love Subhas Bose so dearly

Take nothing on its looks; take everything on evidence. Theres no better rule.

Charles Dickens in Great Expectations

Contents

Foreword

Raison detre

A Left-wing Patriot

Enemy of the Raj

Cock-and-bull Stories

Last Days

The Crash

Death of a Hero

Cremation

The Remains

Narasimha Rao Intervenes

Towards a Solution

Annexures

Bibliography

Index

Personalities

Subhas Chandra Bose, also called Chandra Bose by the Japanese, addressed as Netaji or respected leader by most Indians, a leading personality in the Indian freedom movement who died as a result of a plane crash.

Colonel Habibur Rehman, or Habib, Boses aide-de-camp who survived the crash.

Lieutenant Colonel Shiro Nonogaki, or Nonogaki, of the Japanese army who survived the crash.

Major Taro Kono, or Kono, of the Japanese army who survived the crash.

Captain Keikichi Arai, or Arai, of the Japanese air force who survived the crash.

Lieutenant Colonel Tadeo Sakai of the Japanese army who survived the crash.

Major Ihaho Takahashi, or Takahashi, of the Japanese army who survived the crash.

Captain M. Nakamura, ground engineer at Taihoku airport.

Dr. Taneyoshi Yoshimi, or Yoshimi, a doctor who attended to Bose at a Taihoku hospital after the crash.

Dr. Toyoshi Tsuruta, or Tsuruta, a doctor who attended to Bose at a Taihoku hospital after the crash.

Tsan Pi Sha, or Tsan, a nurse who attended to Bose at a Taihoku hospital after the crash.

Juichi Nakamura, an interpreter who was at Boses bedside when he passed away.

Kazo Mitsui, a medical orderly who worked at the Taihoku hospital and said he was present in the room when Bose passed away.

Dr. Yoshio Ishii, a doctor who attended to Bose at a Taihoku hospital after the crash.

Lieutenant Colonel Hiroji Takamiya of the (Japanese) Formosa military police who saw Bose in a critical condition at the hospital.

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