The Indian national uprising of 1857
a contemporary Russian account
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Publication
1988-05-01 - Nalanda Publications, Calcutta, India, Calcutta, India, India
Language
English
Word Count
23,000 words, Guess
Page Count
92 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1830762M
- OCLC Control Number20825798
- Library of Congress Control Number89902619
Classifications
- DDC954.03/17
- LCCDS478 .D58 1988
Description
---------- ## 1. ![Heading][1] Nikolai Dobrolyubov's writing is the only available contemporary Russian account of a momentous event in the history of India , that is , the first 'war' waged for the independence of India from the British yoke. This 'war', known by the name of "The Indian National Uprising of 1857" evoked a vast resonance in the whole world, making the bourgeois Europe worried and concerned over the destiny of its colonies and instilling hopes of liberation in the hearts of the oppressed peoples of Asia. Dobrolyubov's account shows that the ruling circles of Russia and the public opinion there also did not remain aloof from these events in Hindustan. As the well-known Indian historian and scholar, Professor Hiren Mukerjee (the leader of the opposition in the Lower House of Indian Parliament roughly in the years when Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was the Prime Minister of India), put it in his Foreword to the book: "Every significant documentation in regard to the unforgettable "Eighteen Fifty-Seven" from whatever source is welcome. This is why it is a good thing that Harish C. Gupta's enterprise has unearthed in English Nikolai Dobrolyubov's thoughtful contemporary disquisition... I fear this Foreword is a superfluous piece of writing, for it is no more than a token of my appreciation for Harish C. Gupta whose assiduous and excellent translations from Russian into English are a remarkable performance." - Harish C. Gupta, Translator [E-mail: harishgupta296@gmail.com] (Will be glad to e-mail the image of the cover of the book to you if you let me have your e-mail no.] [1]: http://
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