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Welcome to the History Extra Podcast, fascinating historical conversations from BBC History

magazine and BBC History Revealed.

Around 2.5 million Indian soldiers fought in the Second World War. And behind this staggering

number lies a complex web of emotional experiences. And that tangled web is something that Deer

Gupta unpicks in her new book India in the Second World War in emotional history. I spoke to Deer

to find out more about how both soldiers and civilians felt about the war, and how it's

impacted on Indian lives. Welcome to the History Extra Podcast. Thanks so much for joining us.

We're going to talk today about your book India in the Second World War, An Emotional History.

I wanted to start by just asking you about that title, An Emotional History. What do you mean by

that? Can you tell us a bit about your approach? Yes, of course. I mean, thank you for having

me on the show. I'm really delighted to be here to talk about the book. And you're not the first person

to question me about that title. And in some ways, I'm glad I put it in there because it's intrigued

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