Index
Abyssinia (Ethiopia), 108–109, 131
Afghanistan, 186, 192, 195–198, 200, 204, 208;
Bose’s plans for revolution and, 203; Ger-
man war aims and, 202
Agriculture, 106, 141
Ahmed, Abul Mansur, 174–175, 292
Ahmed, Aziz, 255, 288
Ahmed, Mehboob, 13, 276, 288, 289, 320,
369n41
Ahmed, Nazir, 293
Akali Dal, 224
Akbar Shah, Mian, 167, 186, 191
Alagappan, S. C., 273, 277, 301
Ali, Mohammad, 50, 175
Ali, Shaukat, 51, 175
Alipore bomb trial (1909), 40
Allied powers, 2, 4, 233, 263, 276
All-India Congress Committee (AICC), 71,
123, 148, 154, 160, 163; Bose’s resignation as
Congress president and, 163; Quit India
movement and, 222–223; satyagraha and,
- See also Indian National Congress
(Congress party)
All-India Kisan Sabha (Peasants’ Association),
126
All-India Naujawan Bharat Sabha, 81
Almora Jail, 69
Amanullah (former king of Afghanistan), 99
Amery, L. S., 208, 212, 214, 233
Amritsar Massacre (1919), 36, 48, 230
Ananda Math (Chattopadhyay), 124
Andaman and Nicobar islands, 251, 260, 261,
264–265
Anderson, John, 119
Andrews, C. F., 171
Anglo-Indians, 19, 55, 114, 299
Anticolonial movement, 35, 56, 72, 134, 198;
Bose brothers and, 125; Indian National
Army (INA) and, 258; international dimen-
sion of, 91; labor unions and, 82
Anti-Compromise Conference, 173
Anti-imperialism, 119, 132, 158, 166, 176
“Anti-Imperialist Struggle and Samyavada,
The” (Bose presidential address), 88
Antipartition movement (1905), 169
Arab countries, 204, 218
Arabic-Persian script, 140
Arai Keikichi, Captain, 314
Arisue Seizo, General, 240
Arjuna, in Mahabharata, 7, 56
Arshad, Col. Raja Mohammad, 280, 290, 292,
324
Arya (journal), 26
Ashkanazy, Helen, 89
Asian Students’ Congress, 93–94
Assam, 17, 149, 161, 214; Curzon’s partition of
Bengal and, 20; INA’s planned advance into,
266, 274
As You Like It (Shakespeare), 71
Atatürk, Kemal, 95, 152
Athinahappan, Janaki, 320
Attlee, Clement, 132–133
Auchinleck, Claude, 10
Aung San, 248, 290, 322
Aurobindo, Sri (Aurobindo Ghose), 26, 39–40,
55–56, 120, 135
Austria, 86, 89, 97
Axis (Tripartite) powers, 2, 4, 206, 279; Bose’s
ideological distance from, 218, 221–222,
235; communications gap among, 215–216,
220; Indian Provisional Government recog-
nized by, 258; policy toward India and Arab
countries, 204, 215, 217; taint of collabora-
tion with, 6