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Waman Sakharam Khare; Shyamji Krishnavarma (1857-1930); Madanlal Dhingra (1883-1909); Ganesh Srikrishna Khaparde (1854-1938); Hoti Lal Varma; V. V. S. Aiyar (1881-1925); Dr. Joachim De Sequeira Coutinho; Guy Alfred Aldred; Ashutosh Lahiri

Excerpts from Books:

Shyamji Krishnavarma: Life and Times of an Indian Revolutionary, by Indulal Yajnik

David Garnett on Savarkar

My Working Life, by Sydenham of Combe, Baron

Fortyfour Years a Public Servant, by C A Kincaid

Foreword in Vidyasagar Anand’s book on Savarkar

British Translation of poems and letters used in Babarao’s trial

British translation of letters written by Savarkar to his elder brother Babarao and British translation of poems written by poet Govind Darekar used in Babarao’s case to implicate him and sentence him to Transportation for Life. In December 1908, to get an arrest warrant for Savarkar, the British Government forced anidentification from Babarao that Savarkar was the author of these letters.

The Marseilles Leap

Life of Barrister Savarkar, Chitragupta

Savarkar: The Great Escape, Part I: Full Article PPT Slideshow PDF of Slideshow

Savarkar: The Great Escape, Part II: Full Article PPT Slideshow PDF of Slideshow

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Saga of the Marseilles Escape

Contemporary Newspaper Articles: L’Humanite (with translation) Petit Provencal (with translation)

Herald of the Revolt, Savarkar Issue, 1912

Gaelic American

The Nasik Trial

Statements of the Revolutionaries Statements of the Revolutionaries II

British Secret Files, Nasik Trial

Bombay High Court Judgement in Emperor vs Vinayak Damodar Savarkar on 06 October 1910

Babarao’s Trial

Bombay High Court Judgement in Emperor vs Ganesh Damodar Savarkar on November 8, 1909

British Translation of poems and letters used in Babarao’s trial

British translation of letters written by Savarkar to his elder brother Babarao and British translation of poems written by poet Govind Darekar used in Babarao’s case to implicate him and sentence him to Transportation for Life. In December 1908, to get an arrest warrant for Savarkar, the British Government forced anidentification from Babarao that Savarkar was the author of these letters.

Freedom Movement

Gandhi Revealed

Click here for the six-part article series revealing documented facts re Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and the Freedom Movement of India.

Gandhi-Muslim Conspiracy A 1941 publication.

Swami Shraddhananda’s article: The Neo Maulana

This is the article that Swami Shraddhananda wrote mentioning Gandhi’s draft of a telegram to the King of Afghanistan.

Hindu Mahasabha

Newspaper articles: Prominence of Hindu Mahasabha

History of the Hindu Mahasabha

Hyderabad Civil Disobedience Movement, 1938-39, by S. R. Date

Akhand Hindustan 1944 Delhi Conference

History of the Bhagalpur Struggle

The 23rd annual session of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha was scheduled to be held under Savarkar’s Presidentship December 24, 1941, at Bhagalpur in Bihar. Defying the unjust prohibitory orders of the Bihar Provincial Government, workers of the Hindu Mahasabha managed to hold the session from December 24 to 27, 1941. Read the history of the Bhagalpur struggle, the account of which was written at the instance of Savarkar.