Indian History: A Russian ViewpointEvgenii︠a︡ I︠U︡rʹevna Vanina Pragati Publications, 2003 - 226 pages This Collection Was Compiled To Offer The Reachers An Insight Into The Present State Of Indian History Studies In Russia. The Book Shows That The Russian School Of Indian History Studies Continuing To Exist Despite Many Odds And Dramatic Changes That Befell Russia In The End Of Twentieth Century. Shows Russian Public`S Continued Interest In Indian History And Culture. |
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With Special Reference | 3 |
Nana Sahibs Nephew in Russia | 17 |
A Story of Three Indian Comintern Activists | 47 |
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