Editing Subhas Chandra Bose

'''Subhas Chandra Bose''' was an Indian revolutionary and anti-colonial leader who sought to liberate [[British Raj|India]] from British rule through armed struggle. He is best known for founding the Azad Hind Fauj (Indian National Army)<ref>{{Citation|author=Sankar Ghose|year=1975|title=Political ideas and movements in India|isbn=University of Michigan Press}}</ref> and attempting to secure India’s independence by allying with [[Nazi Germany]] and [[Imperial Japan]] during the [[Second World War]]. Although he collaborated with the Axis powers, Bose also expressed admiration for the Soviet Union<ref>{{Citation|author=Bhagat Ram Talwar|year=1976|title=The Talwars of Pathan Land and Subhas Chandra's Great Escape|publisher=People's Publishing House}}</ref> and envisioned a hybrid political system combining elements of fascism and socialism—a position often described as National Bolshevism.</ref>{{Citation|author=Ravi Shanker|year=2017|title=There is No Such Thing As Hate Speech|publisher=Bloomsbury Publishing}}</ref> In 1939, he founded the [[All India Forward Bloc]] as a breakaway faction of the Indian National Congress, presenting it as a socialist party with strong nationalist tendencies. This party still exists today. While a controversial figure due to his wartime alliances, Bose remains an influential and contested leader in the history of India’s independence movement.
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