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Visions of Greater India: Transimperial Knowledge and Anti-Colonial Nationalism, c.1800–1960
0₹3,495.00Uncover the fascinating history of ‘Greater India,’ a scholarly pursuit that shaped anti-colonial nationalism and Indian identity from 1800–1960. This insightful study explores how the concept of ‘India in Asia’ became intertwined with nationalist agendas and visions of Indian exceptionalism. Delve into the transimperial knowledge that influenced colonial recovery and its complex legacy on Indian internationalism. Essential reading for anyone interested in Indian history, nationalism, and the enduring debates that resonate in India today.
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Visual Histories of Occupation: A Transcultural Dialogue
0₹11,210.00Uncover the profound impact of visual culture on foreign occupation. This insightful collection facilitates a transcultural dialogue, exploring how occupied and occupiers expressed their experiences through visual arts across the 20th century. Featuring diverse global case studies, it highlights shared themes and critical connections, offering a nuanced understanding of occupation’s legacy. A vital resource for academic researchers, history enthusiasts, and students of cultural studies seeking in-depth historical analysis.
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Vladimir Burtsev and the Struggle for a Free Russia: A Revolutionary in the Time of Tsarism and Bolshevism
0₹4,010.82Delve into the gripping story of Vladimir Burtsev, a pivotal revolutionary in Russia’s tumultuous fight for freedom. This insightful account by Dr Robert Henderson meticulously traces Burtsev’s lifelong opposition to Tsarist oppression and his stance against Bolshevism following the 1917 Russian Revolution. Essential for Indian students of world history, political science, and those preparing for competitive exams, this book offers a deep dive into Russian history and European political developments. Understand a crucial era through the eyes of a man who challenged empires.
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Voices of the Indian Diaspora
0₹395.00Explore the rich tapestry of Indian culture and civilization with “Voices of the Indian Diaspora” by Anand Mulloo. ISBN: 9788120831971. This captivating book, available at The Bookish Owl, offers a unique perspective through the lens of influential figures. Delve into the depths of Vedic thought with Yajnavalkya, a prominent representation of ancient wisdom. Discover the enduring legacy of Indian ideals brought to life through compelling narratives. Perfect for readers seeking insightful explorations of Indian heritage and philosophy. Order your copy today and embark on a journey through the voices that shaped a diaspora.
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Volume IV: The Twentieth Century (The Oxford History of the British Empire)
0₹15,576.00Explore the pivotal 20th century and the dramatic conclusion of the British Empire. This volume critically examines the rapid decolonization that reshaped the world, profoundly impacting nations like India. Judith Brown’s authoritative research delves into imperial governance, the experiences of ‘imperial subjects,’ and the rise of new national identities. Essential for students of world history, British India history, and anyone seeking deep insights into the colonial past and its enduring legacy. A definitive resource for understanding the complex end of British rule.
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Volunteers of the Empire: War, Identity, and Spanish Imperialism, 1855-1898
0₹10,030.00Delve into the complex world of late 19th-century Spanish imperialism with this compelling study of the Volunteers. Discover the loyalist militia who fought to preserve Spanish influence in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. This book unravels their crucial role in colonial warfare, uniting men of diverse backgrounds—Spanish, African, and Asian descent—under the banner of sovereignty. Essential for students of world history, colonial studies, and nationalism, it offers fresh perspectives on nation-building, identity, and the intricate dynamics of defending global empires during periods of intense anti-colonial struggle.
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Voyages in World History
0₹14,171.57Embark on a captivating journey through global history with narratives that bring the past to life. This essential world history book centers on the stories of real people – merchants, scholars, explorers, and more – whose voyages shaped continents and cultures. Discover the constant movement of people, goods, and ideas, and gain a profound understanding of our interconnected world. Featuring connections across time periods and societies, it’s an indispensable resource for students seeking a comprehensive global perspective and for anyone eager to explore history’s rich tapestry.
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Wade Mcclusky and the Battle of Midway
0₹2,950.00Uncover the pivotal role of Wade McClusky, the man who turned the tide of the Pacific War. This gripping account details his calm, decisive leadership during the Battle of Midway, a crucial World War II turning point that avenged Pearl Harbor. Witness the calculated risks and strategic brilliance of a true combat leader when faced with immense pressure, ensuring victory against overwhelming odds. Essential reading for World War II history enthusiasts, naval aviation fans, and anyone fascinated by critical military turning points.
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War Economics of Primary Producing Countries
0₹3,776.00Uncover the intricate Indian economic history during World War II. This seminal work meticulously examines the wartime economy of primary producing countries, with a deep dive into India’s vital contribution to the Allied effort. Explore the challenges of resource mobilization, trade disruptions, and the impact on civilian consumption during WWII. Essential for students of economic history, researchers, and anyone fascinated by India’s role and economic resilience during global conflict.
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War News in India: The Punjabi Press During World War I
0₹3,420.82Explore India’s critical role in World War I through the eyes of the Punjabi press. This unique book offers the first English translations of Punjabi newspaper articles from the era, detailing the anxieties and aspirations of a population that sent over 600,000 soldiers to the British war effort. Gain unparalleled insight into local perspectives on the Western Front and the broader impact of global conflict on colonial India. Essential reading for anyone interested in Indian history, World War 1 studies, and the South Asian experience during the Great War.
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War of Words: A True Tale of Newsprint and Murder
0₹599.00Uncover a sensational true crime narrative where journalism became a matter of life and death. This gripping story dives into the violent dawn of a 19th-century newspaper, detailing an explosive rivalry between a powerful publisher and a firebrand preacher in 1880s San Francisco. Experience a compelling true tale of muckraking, murder, and a sensational trial culminating in a ‘justifiable homicide’ verdict. A must-read for enthusiasts of true crime, investigative journalism, and historical mysteries.
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Warfare in the Nineteenth Century: European History in Perspective
0₹1,886.82Explore the transformation of European military operations during the 19th century. This insightful book delves beyond campaign histories to examine warfare’s evolution within its broader social, economic, and political context. Understand how technological advancements, societal shifts, and national rivalries redefined conflict. Ideal for university students and history enthusiasts in India seeking a comprehensive grasp of this pivotal era. Discover how battlefield victory was just one facet of increasingly complex military situations. An essential academic resource for understanding European history in perspective.
