Biplabi Rashbehari Bose O Japan [Takeshi Nakajima]
Biplabi Rashbehari Bose O Japan [Takeshi Nakajima]
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After failing to assassinate Lord Hardinge, Rashbehari Bose came to Japan in June 1915 to avoid imminent imprisonment and death from the British. Rashbehari fled to Japan, but at the heart of his exiled life was the dream of making India independent. This is the story of an almost forgotten chapter in the life of Rashbehari and his remarkable contributions to the independence movement of India.
Takeshi Nakajima’s Nakamuraya no Bose (‘Bose of Nakamuraya’) details how Rashbehari became an important public figure in Japan, learned Japanese, married a Japanese woman, and had a pivotal role in bringing the Bengali style curry to Japan.