Emilie O Subhash

Name: Emilie O Subhash
Brand: Ananda Publishers
SKU: AnandaPublishers_9789350407622
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Explores the lesser-known chapter of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose’s life – his deep relationship with his wife, Emilie Schenkl.
Key Events:
- June 1934: First meeting in Vienna.
- December 1937: Secret wedding in Badgastein, Austria.
- February 1943: Netaji left Emilie and their newborn daughter Anita in Europe to lead the Indian independence movement in East Asia. They never met again.
Despite long separations, Netaji and Emilie maintained contact through letters.
Emilie Schenkl was born in 1910 into a middle-class Viennese family and passed away in 1996.
She remained deeply devoted to Netaji’s memory and had unwavering love and loyalty toward India.
Raised their daughter Anita single-handedly while staying away from public attention.
She shared a close bond with Netaji’s nephew Shishir Kumar Bose, who later introduced his wife Krishna Bose to Emilie.
Krishna Bose, who had the opportunity to personally know Emilie, presents the story of this silent yet powerful woman's sacrifices.
The book also highlights the unique love story of a great revolutionary and a foreign woman.

Born: December 26, 1930, in Dhaka.
Father: Charuchandra Chowdhury (a scholar).
Mother: Chhaya Devi Chowdhurani.
Married: Shishir Kumar Bose (1955), a renowned freedom fighter and pediatrician.
Education & Career:
- Postgraduate in English Literature from Calcutta University.
- Taught for 40 years at City College (South), Kolkata.
- Served 8 years as Principal of City College.
Political Career:
- Elected to Lok Sabha three times from Jadavpur.
- Became a respected leader in West Bengal and Indian politics.
- 1999-2004: Chairperson of Parliament’s Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Contribution to Netaji Research:
- After marriage, actively worked at Netaji Research Bureau in Kolkata’s Netaji Bhavan.
- After Shishir Bose’s passing (2000), she became the Chairperson of Netaji Research Bureau.
Other Roles:
- President of the Institute of Child Health, Kolkata, where her husband was the Director.
Children: Sugata Bose and Sumanta Bose.
Passed away: February 22, 2020, in Kolkata.