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Reported death of Subhas Bose (August 25, 1945)
The Japanese News Agency on Thursday announced the death of
Mr Subhas Chandra Bose in a Japanese hospital from injuries received
in an air crash, says a London message
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Eyewitness account of Subhas Bose's death, Tokyo
(November 1, 1945)
An informant who was a passenger with ten others in a Japanese
two-engined bomber in which Mr Bose was flying to Japan said that
there is not the slightest doubt that Mr Subhas Bose died on August
18 at the Taihoku Hospital, Formosa after the plane in which he
was travelling to Tokyo crashed on the Taihoku airfield
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Conditions in I.N.A.
camp near Jessore (November 2, 1945)
According to Mr Sassadhar Acharya, assistant secretary, Jessore
District Congress Committee sanitation conditions in the caged camps
are bad. There is congestion and possibility of diseases breaking
out any day while, practically, there is no medical arrangement
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Many I.N.A. men already
executed, Lucknow (November 2, 1945)
"Probably few people know that many valiant soldiers
of the I.N.A have already been executed after army trials by court-martial,"
said Mr Ansar Harvani, president, All-India Youth League
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Is Subhas Chandra Bose
still alive? (November 11, 1945)
The Japanese Board of Information anounced "Subhas Chandra
Bose, who was on his way to Japan from Singapore for consultation
with the Japanese Government, died of injuries received when his
plane crashed near Taihoku." But no one was even informed where
the "remains" were kept, let alone allowed access to the
place
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Mystery of 1, 900 I.N.A.
men's fate (December 12, 1945)
Nineteen hundred and sixty-three I.N.A. officers and men
being detained in Bangkok were transferred last month from the concentration
camp on the premises of the Anglo-Siam Corporation to several concentration
camps whose location has been kept a secret
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Rani of Jhansi Regiment:
Valuable work done by Muslim women (December 23, 1945)
How the League circles feel uncomfortable about the remarkable
degree of communal unity achieved within the Indian National Army
is shown in a report in the League daily this morning that there
was not a single Muslim woman in the Rani of Jhansi Regiment of
the I.N.A commanded by Captain Lakshmi. The truth is that there
were several Muslim women in the Rani of Jhansi Regiment
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Gandhiji believes Subhas
is alive (January 3, 1946)
"I believe Subhas Bose is still alive and is biding
his time somewhere," said Mahatma Gandhi at a workers' meeting
here
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When he met Bose, Calcutta
(January 4, 1946)
According to one of the men from the group of released officers
and men of the Indian National Army, Netaji had plans for escape
if it became necessary for him to avoid being captured by the British
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Soviet outburst against
Bose (January 8, 1946)
Soviet journalist, David Zaslavsky in an article in Pravda
denounced as "a stupid fairy tale" a report that Subhas
Chandra Bose, who headed the "Free India Government" during
the war, is in Soviet Russia, Moscow radio reported
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Gandhiji's praise for
Subhas Bose, Calcutta (January 17, 1946)
"My relations with Subhas Bose were always of the purest
and best. I always knew his capacity for sacrifice but full knowledge
of his resourcefulness, soldiership and organizing ability came
to me only after his escape from India," said Mahatma Gandhi
replying to a question on his way to Dhubri from Gauhati during
his Assam tour
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"Netaji is not
dead" (March 24, 1946)
Mr T.K. Nair, one of the engineers who was in charge
of the municipal works of Singapore at the time of its fall to the
Japanese said he did not believe the story of Netaji's death. "I
was told," he said, "that the plane in which he was travelling
and which is alleged to have crashed was in fact seen in Hong Kong
the next day"
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Netaji's thrilling 1943
journey from Berlin to Sumatra (April 14, 1946)
Giving an account of the journey, Major Abid Hassan,
personal secretary to Netaji, who travelled with him said, "It
took us full three months to travel from Berlin to Sumatra, every
minute of which was full of dangers"
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Subhas Bose seen at
Nalanda? (April 29, 1946)
Pareman Pasla, a labourer at Nalanda believes he saw
Mr Subhas Bose there a few days ago. The resemblance was unmistakable
except that Mr Bose wore a moustache. He was dressed in khaki shorts
and shirts and a pair of brown canvas shoes
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