BLOOD BATH SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE SPEECHES

Collection ofspeeches made by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose during the Netaji Week celebrations: 4th July-10th July 1944 and afterwards The original print of the book- 'Blood Bath'- was presented to Shri Amiya Nath Bose, a nephew of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, by an I.N.A. person ofMalayasia, when he was the Indian Ambassador in Burma. It was the obvious desire of the publisher of the Indian reprint ofthis book that Amiya Babu should be requested to write its introduction. But tragically, Amiya Babu passed away on the very day fixed for taking his dictation for the introduction of the book. The Indian edition of the book- 'Blood Bath', is dedicated in the memory of Amiya Nath Bose, who was very close to Netaji during the days of Netaji's struggle for Indian freedom. Indeed, Amiya Babu had the fortune to have Netaji's confidence and trust in executing many of his uncle's dangerously conceived secret activities. The book 'Blood Bath' is a carefully chosen compilation of a number of clarion calls given by Netaji, as the Supreme Leader of the Azad Hind Revolution, in course of organizing the final assault, during the days of the Second World War, against the British Imperialists in. occupation of his motherland. Netaji urged his compatriots of South East Asia for 'Total Mobilisation' of all their resources- men and materials- for waging 'Total War' against the British Imperialists for the liberation of their motherland with the patriotic resolve of 'Unity, Faith and Sacrifice' for achieving the final objective oftheir holy aims of hoisting the flag of Indian Freedom on the top of the Red Fort. While launching the war ofIndian liberation, what Netaji accomplished within a very short period of only 12 months after his arrival in South East Asia from Germany, he himself outlined, very succinctly for the appreciation of