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44. Ayer, Unto Him a Witness, pp. 219–220.


45. Bose, Chalo Delhi, p. 131.


46. Bhulabhai Desai, “Address of Counsel for Defence, Red Fort Trial, Delhi,
    December 1, 1945,” The Oracle, 15, no. 4 (October 1993), 34.


47. “Bose and Japan,” Japan Foreign Ministry, in Sisir K. Bose, Netaji and India’s
    Freedom, pp. 358, 364. See also Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japan and Her Destiny (Lon-
    don: Hutchinson, 1958), pp. 293–294.


48. “Bose and Japan,” Japan Foreign Ministry, in Sisir K. Bose, Netaji and India’s
    Freedom, p. 359; Krishna Bose, Charanarekha Taba, pp. 55–56.


49. “Bose and Japan,” Japan Foreign Ministry, in Sisir K. Bose, Netaji and India’s
    Freedom, pp. 361–362.


50. Ibid., pp. 363–366; Krishna Bose, Charanarekha Taba, pp. 57, 58.


51. Bose, Chalo Delhi, pp. 79, 161–162; Abid Hasan, “A Soldier Remembers”
    (taped interview, NRB); Krishna Bose, Prasanga Subhaschandra (Calcutta: Ananda,
    1993), p. 47.


52. “Bose and Japan,” Japan Foreign Ministry, in Sisir K. Bose, Netaji and India’s
    Freedom, pp. 373–374.


53. “Netaji in Andaman, December 29–31, 1943: A Report,” The Oracle, 16,
    no. 1 (January 1994), 11–13.


54. Hugh Toye, The Springing Tiger: A Study of Subhas Chandra Bose (London:
    Cassell, 1959), p. 100.


55. “Statement of Kartar Singh,” File 276/INA (NAI); Toye, The Springing Tiger,
    pp. 87–88; K. K. Ghosh, The Indian National Army: Second Front of the Indian
    Inde pen dence Movement (Meerut: Meenakshi, 1969), pp. 160–161.


56. Sisir Kumar Bose, The Great Escape (Calcutta: Netaji Research Bureau,
    2000), pp. 48–49; Santimoy Ganguli, Sudhir Ranjan Baksi, Dhiren Saha Roy, Ratul
    Roy Chowdhury, and Sisir Kumar Bose, “Netaji’s Underground in India during
    World War II: An Account by Participants in a Daring and Historic Undertaking,”
    The Oracle, 1, no. 2 (April 1979), 7–14; Sisir Kumar Bose, Bosubari (Calcutta:
    Ananda, 1985), pp. 159–163; “The Landing of the Following Eight Japanese Agents
    from a Submarine on the Kathiawar Coast on the Night of 22/23 December 1943”;
    Criminaire, New Delhi to McDonough, War Emergency Department, Colombo,
    January 13, 1944; “Statement of Kartar Singh”; J. C. Wilson, “Landing of Japanese
    Agents”; A. W. Macdonald, “The JIF Landing in Kathiawar, December 1943”;
    D. Stephens, “The 1939–1945 War and the Indian Police”; all in Mss. E, File 276/
    INA (NAI), Wilson onward, in Mss. Eur F161/6/3 (IOR, BL); E. W. Wace, “Indian
    National Army” (“Indian Police Collection,” Mss. Eur. F161/6/3) (IOR, BL); Rich-
    ard Tottenham, “Extract from Home Department War Histories” (“Indian Police
    Collection,” Mss. Eur. F161/4/4) (IOR, BL).


57. Sisir Kumar Bose, Bosubari, p. 159.


58. Young India (Singapore), 46 (January 16, 1944), cited in Ghosh, Indian Na-
    tional Army, p. 171.