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A young Sikh Wehrmacht volunteer, with a Luftwaffe officer and a young local boy. Freiburg, late 1944
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Sikh soldiers of the Indisch Freies Legion of the German Wehrmacht enjoying leisure time at a pool, c. 1944
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Sikh soldiers of the Indisch Freies Legion of the German Wehrmacht posing with local children.
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A Sikh soldier of the Indisch Freies Legion of the German Wehrmacht tying his turban.
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A Sikh soldier in the Indisch Freies Legion of the Wehremacht sitting atop a captured Soviet Zis-5 truck. Texel, Holland, 1943.
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A Japanese propaganda film, taken on the 28th of March, 1944, depicting a contingent of the Indian National Army, comprised mostly of Sikhs, marching near the Indo-Burmese border in order to join with the Imperial Japanese Army.
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German Officials with three Indian players team at the Berlin Olympics of 1936.
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Sikh Soldiers in the “Battaglione Azad Hindoustan”, an Indian volunteer infantry battalion of the Royal Italian Army, subordinated to the Raggruppamento Frecce Rosse, formerly Centro Militare I, fighting for Fascist Italy.
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“One forgets the achievements of Bonaparte when one sees what our men have done […] Thousands of heroes have arisen in this was as brave and illustrious aa was Bonaparte… Hail Europe!” Gajan Singh, 18th Lancers, France, 25th July 1916
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In Vār Ḥaqīqat Rāi the poet notes: Trai lāgī śagan liye, bhāṭ, purohit te nāī. Three lāgīs brought the auspicious wedding gifts (śagan): the Bhāṭ (bard), the Purohit (priest) and the Nāī (barber). It is possible that, in the case of the soldier who wrote the letter, these customary functionaries in their village were involved in encouraging female infanticide.
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Former Prime-Minister and then President of the BJP, Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee, on the Indian National Congress’ role in the state-orchestrated pogroms against the Sikhs in November 1984:
Capt. Amarinder Singh, the Maharaja of Patiala, describes separatist Sikhs as having departed from ‘sanity’ in an ITN interview, days after the November pogroms.
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In line with Sikh Ethics, A British-Sikh soldier (Isher Singh) in France during the First World War writes a letter home warning his brethren against Brahminical practices, condemning female infanticide (kuṛīmār) and stressing the equality amongst offspring regardless of gender.
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“He has gone straight to Paradise, because that is the reward of death in the field of battle in the service of the King. He has in fact achieved in an instant that which saints can only hope to secure after many years of trial.” Ressaidar Jowan Singh 2nd Lancers France, 1917.
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"We do not fight for values," said Powell. "I would fight for this country even if it had a Communist government… values exist in a transcendental realm, beyond space and time. They can neither be fought for, nor destroyed." Enoch Powell, in a conversation with PM Thatcher.
As BAP says there is very few modern states that are worth fighting for in the modern world. I would refuse even to fight if there was an invasion of mainland Britain at this point
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“We will not return till we have penetrated into Germany and exploded our fireworks there. Our lust for battle is not yet satisfied […] the real fighting will commence when we begin to burn their houses and break open their doors and despoil their goods. If we die, no matter.”
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Kartar Singh to Jhaman Singh (Lyallpur District, Punjab) 38th CIH France [Gurmukhi] 8th June 1917
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“It was my very good fortune to be engaged in this war. We shall never get such another chance to exalt the name of race, country, ancestors, parents, village and brothers, and to prove our loyalty to the Government. I hope we shall renew our Sikh chronicles.” Kartar Singh, 1916
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“When we go to the trenches we go in such spirits as to the wedding of a younger brother, or like boys to the fair ... We go singing as we march and care nothing that we are going to die.” Signaller Kartar Singh [Probably 6th Cavalry] France 22nd January 1916
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