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Publications and archival collections at Hoover document social, political, and economic changes in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal, especially during World War II and the independence and partition of India.
Photographer, US Air Transport Command, India, 1942 –44
US journalist and wife of M. N. Roy, founder of the Communist Party of India.
Photojournalist and author, A Taste for Hot Steel: Frontline Encounters of a Foreign Correspondent
US sociologist
Education adviser, World Bank, 1976–89
Central Committee materials, 1947
Newspaper published in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Miscellaneous materials
Firing Line interview with Lloyd Irving Rudolph, co-author of Gandhi: The Traditional Roots of Charisma
Ernest Easterbrook began this account of his experiences in the China-Burma-India (CBI) Theater in 1944, when he became General Joseph W. Stilwell's executive assistant in Burma. Later, as commander of the 475th Infantry Regiment, he led it behind enemy lines to clear northern Burma and reopen the Burma Road.
The exhibit will showcase information regarding General Stilwell's infantry fighting in Burma, in 1944
