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Punjabi edition of “Ghadar”

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Front page of the second issue of the Punjabi edition of 'Ghadar'
Description
Front page of the second issue of the Punjabi edition of ‘Ghadar,’ later renamed ‘Hindustan Ghadar’, a Ghadar Party newspaper, from December 1913.
Creator
Ghadar Party
Publisher
Wikimedia Commons
Date
December 23, 1913
Rights
Public domain
Format
Newspaper
Language
Punjabi
Type
Document
Appears in
New York City Indian Intellectuals: 1900s Radical Anti-Colonialism › British, Canadian, and American Collusion

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