Category: Soviet Studies (1917-1991)

Pretending there are non-existent grades of sophisticated justification is typical of the inverted mind of the bourgeois historian. The above author is a product of BJP nurturing would have you believe that all the oppression that Indians suffered in Germany was merely a product of a misunderstanding between themselves and Hitler’s regime. Of course, at no point does the author address the subject of why it was that so many middle-class (often English-educated) Indian men were living in Germany in the early 1930 – or why it was many of them preferred “White” sexual partners, when they already possessed a suitable caste-wife in India, or were betrothed to a suitable caste woman in India – the marriage to happen upon their return to their motherland. Usually, the racist attitudes inherent within Indian Brahmanical views prevent what they see as “race-mixing”. Whilst attempting to be Western and negate the Communist contribution to world history – this book generates far more questions than it answer. It is a tome typical of the bourgeois habit of presenting one-fact supported by two-lies. So be it.