Indian Independence Committee in Berlin / United India League / Punjab administration / U.S. Immigration Department / Sedition Committee / British Government in India / Workers of the World / army / Labour / Kalyan Kumar Banerjee’s Indian Freedom Movement / Indian Freedom Movement / Publications Division / Swadeshi Movement / British Indian Army / Government of India / Ghadar Party / London’s Central Criminal Court / Harish Puri’s Ghadar Movement / New Party / University of Exeter / Indian Army / 9th Bhopal Infantry / Perak Armed Police / Viceroy’s Council / Khalsa Diwan Society / Jugantar / SelfCulture Association / Congress / Old party / British intelligence / Anglo-American Intelligence / Indian National Congress (INC) / Hindustani Association of the Pacific Coast / Sohan Singh Josh’s Hindustan Hindustan Gadar Party / House of Commons / Hong Kong Police / /
Person
Charles Hardinge / Harald Fischer-Tiné / Sidney Rowlatt / Hari Singh / Sumit Sarkar / Amit Kumar / Amit Kumar Gupta / Kirpal Singh / S.N. Aggarwal / Rabbi Shergill / Sardar Ajit Singh / Chandra Pal / Emily Brown / Lala Lajpat Rai / Sardar Singh Rahabhai Rana / Richard Popplewell / Thomas Frost / Peter Heehs / Tony Ballantyne / Herbert Hope Risley / Maya Gupta / Arun Coomer Bose / Malcolm Lyall / Maia Ramnath / Mahatma Gandhi / William Hutt Curzon Wyllie / Rustom Cama / Hugh Johnstone / N. Gerald Barrier / Lala Har Dayal / /
Position
Home Secretary and member / guard / president of the committee / police spy / author / King / policeman / businessmen / one of the founders / Section Editor / official translator / Secretary of State for India / /
ProvinceOrState
British Columbia / New York / Washington / California / Oregon / Punjab / /
Region
East India / western India / Eastern India / East Asia / South Asia / West India / /
Revolutionary Networks (India) By Gajendra Singh Revolutionary movements in India haunted the imagination of post-war British officialdom. They were used in the aftermath of the First World War to justify everything from