A History of the Sikhs: Volume 2: 1839-2004
Khushwant Singh's Volume 2 chronicles the Sikh history from 1839 to 2004, detailing their encounters with British colonialism, the turmoil of partition, and key events shaping modern Sikh society in India. This authoritative work highlights the community's enduring spirit through political, social, and cultural shifts.
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Volume 2 of A History of the Sikhs by Khushwant Singh covers the period from 1839 to 2004, continuing the narrative from the annexation of Punjab by the British to contemporary times.
The book examines the Sikhs' experiences under colonial administration, their role in India's independence movement, and the profound impacts of the 1947 partition.
It delves into the community's struggles and achievements in post-independence India, including political developments and social changes up to the early 21st century.
Singh provides a comprehensive account based on historical records, offering insights into the resilience and evolution of Sikh identity over this extensive timeframe.
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