SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

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Guru Ka Bagh Satyagrah. See Sundram, G.A.
Gurwood. Lt. Col. Selections from the despatches and General Orders of
Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington. John Murray, London. 1841.
Gwasha Lall, Pandit. A Short History of Cashmere.
Gwynn, J.W. Indian Politics, A Survey with an introduction by Lord Meston.
Nisbet & Coy. Ltd. London, W.I. 1924.
The author has expressed his impressions on the subject based on his
personal observations in the country during May-November. 1922,
though he is not altogether un-influenced by the British official
view. His chapters on Amritsar, the Sikhs, Guru ka Bagh, the
Mohammedans and the Sikhs and the Punjab throw a flood of
light on the Akali movement. His impression based on the
information through interested persons that the Sikhs had an
underlying object of establishing a Sikh Raj in the Punjab is entirely
unfounded. The Akali movement was purely a religious movement
though an attempt had been made to exploit it for political purposes.