Talk:Death of Subhas Chandra Bose

About Soviet captivity conspirancy theory

One such claims that Bose actually died in Siberia, while in Soviet captivity.

i am refer at some information why support these conspirance theory,this appareing in Axis history forum "Japanese POW's in the USSR?":

Location: Wellington, New Zealand Posted: 28 Mar 2004 19:25

The Soviets attacked Manchuria and Korea after the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Fighting did not stop in Korea until late september 1945.

Some of those captured were reputedly nuclear scientists of Japan's project to build an atomic bomb in North Korea (F-Go Project). Others were involved with Unit 731 which pursued biological warfare methods. Me thinks the real reason why Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed was to force Japan's surrender before Stalin could capture these laboratories.

Some of those captured in Manchuria may have been Indians fighting for Japan recruited by Indian nationalist Chandra s Bose. Bose was sent by Hitler on the U-180 to help with Japan's war effort against the British.

Japanese POW's in the USSR? Simon Gunson

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If these comment poses any sustain,acase indicate the existance of some indians was captured in Manchukuo by Soviet Forces for conduct to siberian gulags? or more specifically between these captured INA indians stayed the "Netanji" Chandra Subhas Bose?

if only one historical curiosity.

According to Babajan Gouffrav, India's Ambassador in Moscow Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was allowed to see Netaji some where in the Soviet Union on the condition that the Ambassador would not talk and mutely converse in any manner with Netaji. After this strange meeting, Ambassador Radhakrishnan informed Prime Minister Nehru about Netaji's presence in the Soviet Union. This fact came to be known and speculations were rife in New Delhi about the ways and means of securing the release of Netaji from the Soviet custody, but nothing was done at the official level to secure Netaji's release. Thus ended one dark chapter in the history of free India.

The last two sections are destrcutive trash

The penultimate section is an obvious attempt to discredit a newspaper [Pioneer is a fairly large name] while the final is a self promtion advert. Nimishbatra 16:50, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

Stupidity removed. The two sections are now lopped off. --Nimishbatra 17:07, 29 December 2006 (UTC)

Verifiable evidences of a published and well-received novel and it's author is not promotional advertisement and it is not being mentioned that he is a 'Hero' or a 'Saviour'. Check the links and get back to me before blanking out those sections, as it is considered vandalism to just say it's trash and to delete it. Please do not bring in the clashes between various Netaji Death Mystery forum into Wikipedia, as I notice that the 'Indiansforaction' forum has been mentioned thrice wheres various cited reports from 'Mission-Netaji' have been either deleted or moved down below. We are here only to present things as they are, verifiable and citeable and not to present promotional views. Thanks. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Sudharsansn (talk • contribs) 14:22, 27 January 2007 (UTC).

1. Err... the words 'hero' or 'saviour' are out of context.
2. And if someone publishes a NOVEL, does that make it fact? I've written a short SF story on my blog. Does that mean that the Earth's magnetic field will reverse and we'll all die a horrible death because the pigeons will fall out of the sky?
3. As for the links, none of those webpages actually loaded.
4. 'indiansforaction' as a website is an EXPIRED domain. Why is it mentioned so often when it's DEAD? It should NOT be here.
5. Please sign your name if possible.
6. Please look at the edit history. There was deliberate malice aimed at Pioneer in para 1.
7. What are you talking about when you say "Please do not bring in the clashes between various Netaji Death Mystery forum into Wikipedia"? What forums? Forums make not a citation.
8. wrt 'vandalism' ... I'd wager two.. no THREE bucks that eliminating uncited 'novel summaries' and malicious satire at a newspaper is removal of vandalism.
9. "We are here only to present things as they are, verifiable and citeable and not to present promotional views." How come the last section is all about Mission Netaji and NOTHING else ? Does it not strike anyone as odd? Especially after Sudarshansn complains so bitterly about Mission Netaji not receving as much Wiki-love as that expired domain?

Nimishbatra 05:07, 7 April 2007 (UTC)

I think Mission Netaji do deserve a lot of lines here, as i find them very much organized & informative. Can anyone show me another site where there is anything compared to it? partha (talk) 05:15, 19 November 2007 (UTC)

Redundant

The following para seems to be superfluous and redundant so I am removing it from article to the talk page for further ref

Inquiry

Anuj Dhar, a Delhi-based journalist has lead a one man independent research into the probe and has compiled all his findings in his book Back from the Dead which was very well received by all audience and critically acclaimed and it led to startling insights into Netaji's death mystery. More such resources have been compiled to be read by the public in a Netaji death mystery probe portal. Legaleagle86 16:42, 7 February 2007 (UTC)

I find this legaleagle person is more serious about siding off Anuj Dhar than getting the real story to all people. The book is not a storybook. It has a lot of Data, and of course, well established data. You are deleting a reference item here. I find your work disturbing. Of course I will contact the Wikipedia people about vandalism like this. partha (talk) 05:20, 19 November 2007 (UTC)

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