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| The findings of the first-ever public probe on Internet
are before us. Besides indictating that Subhas Bose did not
die in the air crash on August 18, 1945, they also throw up
pointers to the conspiracies that dogged the great leader during
the dying days of World War II. |
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| 'Crash
was faked, Subhas lived on' |
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| Emilie Schenkl-Bose believed the
air crash was 'fabricated' and her husband Subhas Bose lived
on in the USSR. Strange as it may seem, Indian governments never
really supported any probe to establish what happened to him.
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| Bose
was at Stalin's mercy in 1946 |
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| Subhas Bose was present in the erstwhile Soviet
Union in 1946! The proof lies in the high-security Paddolsk
Military Archive, situated 40 km from Moscow. ...Details
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| 'US
sleuths tailed Bose till Russia' |
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| Two of the Indian National Army (INA) greats
Col Lakshmi Sehgal and Col Habibur Rehman had information on
Subhas Bose's activities in August and September of 1945, but
concealed it from the world. ...Details
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| Subhas
alive for Britain in 1946 |
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| For one full year after the reported death of
Subhas Bose on August 18, 1945 in an air crash, the British
were still discussing ways of dealing with him. Lord Wavell
recorded in his diary: "If Subhas Bose had planned to go
underground, the crash story is just the kind of story that
would be put out." ...Details
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| CIA
tracks Subhas Bose till 1964 |
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| Declassified documents show that even in 1964,
at the level of US Secretary of State, the CIA had reservations
about Subhas Bose's death and was mulling over the possibility
that Bose might return to his homeland. ...Details
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