171. The Bengal Famine: Chaos in Calcutta
Empire
Silent Suffering: The Bengal Famine Unveiled
This chapter explores the Bengal Famine during World War II, revealing the harsh realities and political indifference, particularly of figures like Churchill. It highlights the impact of media censorship on public perception and the ethical dilemmas faced by journalists amidst systemic oppression. Through archival research and media analysis, the chapter uncovers the complexities of governance and the moral responsibilities of colonial authorities during a devastating humanitarian crisis.
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