Subhash Chandra Basu Samagra 7

🔹 Author: Subhash Chandra Basu
🔹 Genre: Netaji and Netaji Discussions
🔹 Format: Hardcover
🔹 ISBN: 9788177567267
🔹 Pages: 350
🔹 Weight: 605 grams

About the Book

The seventh volume of Subhash Chandra Basu's Complete Works is an important collection of letters, speeches, and essays from a critical time in his life. It includes more than 200 unpublished letters as well as significant political essays that reflect his thoughts on various topics such as imperialism, nationalism, fascism, democracy, psychology, philosophy, spirituality, urban planning, travel, Gandhi, and Ireland, among others.

The collection primarily covers the period between 1933 and 1937, a time when Subhash Chandra Basu was at a crossroads in his life. In February 1933, a frail, sick man was carried by ambulance to a ship heading to Europe. By November 1937, he was on a plane bound for Europe from Calcutta, a pivotal moment in his life when he was proposed as the Congress President.

It was during this period that he was forced into European exile, and this volume captures his experiences and ideas during this critical phase.

The essays in this volume include:

• Anti-imperialist Struggle and Communism
• Europe Today and Tomorrow
• Japan’s Role in the Far East
• Arguments for and Against Accepting a Ministry

These writings will offer deep insights into his political and philosophical outlook during his exile. The letters and speeches demonstrate his intellectual journey and the issues that shaped his revolutionary path.

Key Features of This Volume:

✔ Over 200 previously unpublished letters, including correspondence with close associates and political figures.
✔ Thought-provoking essays on international politics, imperialism, fascism, nationalism, and other key themes that define his legacy.
✔ A detailed exploration of Netaji’s thoughts on global politics, societal issues, and his intellectual views.
✔ Critical essays on political strategy and ideologies during the period when he was forced into European exile.
✔ In-depth look at Netaji’s vision for India’s independence and the geopolitical movements of the time.

About the Author

Subhash Chandra Basu (1897-1945) was a prominent Indian nationalist leader, renowned for his leadership in the Indian National Army (INA) and for his vision of India’s independence. He was born in Cuttack, and after studying at Cambridge, he passed the Indian Civil Services (ICS) exams but resigned to dedicate himself to the Indian freedom struggle. Over the years, he played an instrumental role in mobilizing revolutionary efforts and advocating for the freedom of India, culminating in his leadership of the INA and the formation of an independent government in exile.

Netaji's contributions remain integral to the understanding of India’s independence movement and his legacy continues to inspire generations across the world.