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Quit India Movement: A Challenge to the British Power in India

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The Quit India Movement, an offshoot of the situation created by Cripps' failure to resolve the political impasse, was a landmark in India's struggle for freedom. It was the last, and the bitterest fight for freedom ever waged against the alien regime. It surpassed earlier movements in dimensions and intensity. The year 1942 was marked by strenuous political activities in Britain as well as in India; it rocked British imperialism. Gandhi had, after all, succeeded in convincing the British rulers that they were not morally justified in keeping India under bondage and that they had to quit from this land. The movement also marked the end of the Gandhian era in Indian politics.

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ISBN 13	9788183241175
Book Language	English
Binding	Hardcover
Total Pages	259
Edition	2009
Author	S. K. Sharma
GAIN	RDKAZZHXW0H
Product Dimensions	23 cm x 15 cm
Publishers	MITTAL PUBLICATIONS
Category	Indian Classics Books
Weight	430.00 g

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ISBN 13	9788183241175
Book Language	English
Binding	Hardcover
Total Pages	259
Edition	2009
Author	S. K. Sharma
GAIN	RDKAZZHXW0H
Product Dimensions	23 cm x 15 cm
Publishers	MITTAL PUBLICATIONS
Category	Indian Classics Books
Weight	430.00 g