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"Describes the events in the Indian independence movement in 1947-48, beginning with the appointment of Lord Mountbatten as the last viceroy of British India, and ending with the death and funeral of Mahatma Gandhi."
"Indepenence comes to the Indian Subcontinent."
"On the history of India's partition in 1947."
"On the history of India's partition in 1947; Gujarati translation."
"The authors have re-created the majestic and tumultuous end of an era, when 400,000,000 people, one fifth of all humanity, claimed their freedom from the greatest empire history has ever known -- only to find that the price of freedom was partition, war, riots and murder. Their subject is the eclipse of the British Raj and the birth of an independent India and Pakistan; the violent transformation of that fabled India -- the land of maharajas with their palaces, vices, jewels and harems, their gold-caparisoned elephants and their glittering private armies; the India of Kipling's army, with its centuries of legendary heroism, its skirmishes along the Khyber Pass of the Northwest Frontier against the firecest warriors on the globe, the Pathans, its young British officers commanding troops of a dozen races and religions and castes; the India of tiger hunts and pigsticking, of polo and memsahibs, of dazzling balls and luxurious clubs; the India of astrologers and sadhus, holy men and strange customs; the India that was the heart and soul of an empire -- into the new India of Gandhi and Nehru, precursor of the Third World."
"Novel, based on the history of Indian freedom."
"Hindūstān kī jidd o jahd kī tārīk̲h̲ Janvarī 1947 se Agasṭ 1947 tak."
"Valete 1989 John De Carvalho."
"A detailed narrative of the thirteen months leading to the independence of the Indian subcontinent in February 1948, centering on major and minor figures and on the social and personal upheavals attendant on independence and partition."@en
"A detailed narrative of the thirteen months leading to the independence of the Indian subcontinent in February 1948, centering on major and minor figures and on the social and personal upheavals attendant on independence and partition."
"Novel on Indian independence."
"Detailed account, covering events often missed by other historians, of the last year of British India: the princely states' reactions to independence; the partition of India and Pakistan and the bloodshed that followed; the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, as well as the lives and motives of Jawaharlal Nehru and Muhammad Ali Jinnah."

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"Fiction"
"Historical novel"
"History"@en
"History"

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"FREEDOM AT MIDNIGHT"@en
"Āzādī dar nīmah shab : dāstān-i istiqlāl-i hind"
"Freedom at midnight"@en
"Freedom at midnight"
"Bāraha baje rāta ke : Bhārata kī āzādī kī kahānī"
"बारह बजे रात के : भारत की आज़ादी की कहानी"
"Ardhi rate azadi"
"Svātantr̲a̓ṃ arddharātr̲iyil"
"Ardhī rāte ājhādī"
"Āzādī dar nimah shab"
"Freedom at midnidght"
"Freedom at midnight : [the epic drama of India's struggle for independence]"
"Ādhī rāt kī āzādī"
"Naḷḷiravil cutantiram = Freedom at midnight"
"Ādhī rāta ko āzādī"
"Naḷḷiravil cutantiram"
"Freedom at Midnight"

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