we forget: Jim Larkin, Irish Labor leader. By James T. Farrell (New International, Vol.13, No.3, March 1947; online at Marxists Internet Archive). “… he was one of the outstanding leaders of the Irish working class in the early years of this century.”

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Indian independence: a revolution lost. By Jamal Singh (In Defense of Marxism, 14 September 2017). “In this article we summarise British rule in India and examine the main and most influential political characters, which eventually led to India being broken up …”

India and Pakistan: Traumatic partition and the elusive independence. By Lal Khan (In Defence of Marxism, 14 August 2015). “This independence came about in the midst of a traumatic partition of the Subcontinent into two truncated states, Pakistan and India, accompanied by a communal holocaust. Afrenzy of madness and a ferocious campaign of murder were unleashed on a religious and ethnic basis.”

Britain and India: dividing to rule. By Anindya Bhattacharyya (Socialist Worker [UK], Issue 2063, 11 August 2007). “The policies of independence leaders and their colonial masters led to the tragic division of India following the end of British rule.”

The great partition. By Barry Pavier (Socialist Review, Issue 317, September 2007). Review of Yasmin Khan, The Great Partition: The Making of India and Pakistan (Yale University Press, 2007, 250 p.). “This is probably the best book going on the partition of the British Indian Empire.”

How Britain lost India (Socialist Worker [UK], Issue 1939, 19 February 2005). “Simon Basketter looks at the fight for Indian independence.”

India: imperialism, partition and resistance. By Sam Ashman (International