From fascism to famine: Complicity, conscience, and the narrative of ‘peasant passivity’ in Bengal, 1941–1945

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RT @ahona_panda: I’m so excited to share my first journal article on the Bengal famine of 1943. I discuss WW 2 period as a formative moment…

RT @ahona_panda: I’m so excited to share my first journal article on the Bengal famine of 1943. I discuss WW 2 period as a formative moment…

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