Subhash Chandra Bose Video Lecture | IBPS PO Prelims & Mains Preparation - Bank Exams

Subash Chandra Bose was born on 23rd
January 1897 to Janaki not Bose a
well-reputed advocate and Prabhavati
Devi
Subash Chandra boses nationalistic
temperament first came to light at the
Presidency College Calcutta when he was
rusticated for assaulting professor
Orton for his anti India comments during
the mid 1930s Bors travelled in Europe
visiting Indian students and European
politicians including Mussolini he
observed party organization and saw
communism and fascism in action in 1938
he had become a leader of national
stature and agreed to accept the
nomination as Congress president he
stood for Swaraj self-governance but
this however meant a confrontation with
Gandhi which also created a rift between
him and Nehru on the outbreak of World
War two
Bose advocated a campaign of mass civil
disobedience to protest against Viceroy
Lord linlithgow s decision to declare
war on India's behalf without consulting
the Congress leadership Boers organized
mass protests in Calcutta calling for
the hall will monument which then stood
at the corner of Dalhousie Square to be
removed boss was thrown into jail but
was released following a seven-day
hunger strike
bosses house in Calcutta was kept under
surveillance by the CID following his
relief Bors planned an escape with the
help of his nephew society boss in a car
dressed as a Pathan sporting a long
beard which he grew overnight boss
escaped Germany via Afghanistan and the
Soviet Union in Germany to Hitler and
boss I swear by God this holy oath that
I will obey the leader of the German
race and state Adolphe Hitler as the
commander of the German armed forces in
the fight for India whose leader is
Subash Chandra Bose Mathers worsened
when the now retreat in German army
would be in no position to offer him
help in driving the British from India
so in 1943 Bose turned his back on his
legionaries and slipped secretly away
aboard a submarine bound for Japan
travelling on board the German submarine
you 180 around the Cape of Good Hope to
Imperial Japan via Japanese submarine I
29 this was the only civilian transfer
between two submarines of two different
navies in World War two the idea of a
Liberation Army was revived with the
help of Subash Chandra Bose in the Far
East in 1943
boss took control of the Indian National
Army and was able to reorganize the
fledgling army and gathered massive
support among the expatriate Indian
population in Southeast Asia spoken as a
part of a motivational speech for the
Indian National Army at a rally of
Indians in Burma on July 4th 1944 boses
most famous Court was give me blood and
I shall give you freedom in this he
urged the people of India to join him in
his fight against the British Raj the
ionise first commitment was in the
Japanese thrust towards the eastern
Indian frontiers of Manipur the I&A and
Japanese also took possession of Andaman
and Nicobar Islands in 1942 it was the
Battle of Kojima and m-file which had a
significant impact on the Indian
National Army the Japanese could no
longer fund their armies and eventually
surrendered the iron a were no match for
the British troops without the help of
the Japanese and therefore surrender to
the British as well
mystery still surrounds the
disappearance and eventual death of boss
though it is said that he is alleged to
have died in a plane crash in Taipei
Taiwan on 18th August 1945 while in road
to Tokyo the Imperial Japanese air force
Bombur he was travelling on had engine
trouble and when it crashed
Vaz was badly burned dying in a local
hospital few hours later