Indian Women, Refugees, and Decolonization across India, British Malaya, and China, 1940–1953

Acknowledgements: I am grateful to Milinda Banerjee, Shruti Balaji, Agnik Bhattacharya, Samita Sen, and Kerstin von Lingen for their comments and suggestions which have strengthened this article.

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2025-06-01
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Indian Women, Refugees, and Decolonization across India, British Malaya, and China, 1940–1953

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Indian Women, Refugees, and Decolonization across India, British Malaya, and China, 1940–1953

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Acknowledgements: I am grateful to Milinda Banerjee, Shruti Balaji, Agnik Bhattacharya, Samita Sen, and Kerstin von Lingen for their comments and suggestions which have strengthened this article.

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