Spaces of Indian Anti-Colonialism in Early Twentieth-Century London and Paris

@sepoy In my article "Spaces of Indian Anti-Colonialism in Early Twentieth-Century London and Paris", I discuss how Indian anticolonialists lived in close proximity and within walking distance of each other https://t.co/ozMznzzJnD

On 21 Sep 1910, Acharya, Chatto, Har Dayal, and V.V.S. Aiyar attended a soiree with a hundred Egyptians at the Grand Palais des Champs-Elysees in Paris. Read more about spaces of Indian anticolonialism in Paris here: https://t.co/O1h8QLtWg6 https://t.co/l3

RT @MPTAcharya1: After the assassination of Curzon-Wyllie in July 1909, Acharya stayed in a room above the Indian restaurant in Red Lion Pa…

After the assassination of Curzon-Wyllie in July 1909, Acharya stayed in a room above the Indian restaurant in Red Lion Passage, Holborn, which became a central meeting venue for the Indian revolutionaries in London. https://t.co/O1h8QLtWg6 https://t.co/ow