Yasmin Khan

Renowned historian Yasmin Khan, author of "The Raj at War", reveals the overlooked narrative of the Indian Army's vital contributions in World War II. She discusses the camaraderie built between Indian and British troops, despite the racial inequities they faced. Key topics include the tragic decision to abandon Indian soldiers during Dunkirk and the rise of Indian leaders' civil disobedience in response to British policies. Khan's insights connect these historical events to the seeds of India's independence movement and highlight the complexities of loyalty and sacrifice.