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Discover the compelling biography of Rash Behari Bose in 'Fugitive of Empire', released in 2024. This captivating account delves deep into the life of one of India's most daring anti-colonialists. From orchestrating a dramatic bomb attack against the British Viceroy in Delhi in 1912 to becoming a prominent figure in Tokyo, Bose's journey is one of complexity and intrigue. Structured through meticulous archival research, this book offers readers a glimpse into the global network of radicals and intellectuals Bose built during the turbulent 1920s and 1930s. As a pivotal player in India's freedom movement, Bose's legacy endures—balancing between being a democrat and an authoritarian, an idealist and a pragmatist. Readers will learn about his controversial collaborations and his unique position as a respected 'Sensei' among Japanese youth and military personnel. This biography not only shines a light on Bose’s life but also reflects on the larger picture of the anti-colonial struggle in Asia. Perfect for history enthusiasts, students of anti-colonial movements, or anyone interested in revolutionary figures, this book is an essential addition to your collection of 20th-century Asian history. Order now to explore the intricate and forgotten tale of Rash Behari Bose, a true fugitive of the Empire.