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The 1942 Quit India Movement: The Violent End of British Rule in India
The mass insurrection that swept across South Asia in 1942-44 saw tens of thousands of ordinary people violently rebel against British colonialism, and proved to be the beginning of the end of the British Raj.
Posted in History, Revolutionary Politics
Tagged autonomy, britain, colonialism, decolonization, england, gandhi, history, imperialism, independence, india, Indian Independence Movement, Indian National Congress, insurrection, Mahatma Gandhi, non-violence, politics, rebellion, revolution, south asia, violence
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