Indian Soldiers In The British Raj Army, 1895 Print
This is a page from the 1895 London based newspaper The Graphic and is titled The Indian Soldiers of the Queen. It measures 16 x 11 inches. Under the empire, India provided the most number of troops than any other country in the various theaters of war across the world. And are the true unsung heroes of this country in WW I & II.
Their war efforts have not been given due respect or properly acknowledged. Over one million volunteered and risked their lives in India and abroad. Many of them died unsung and forgotten. Only a few received medals from Britain, France, and so on. Read more- Indian Army during World War I.
Did you know- over 1 million Indian soldiers volunteered under the British Raj in wartime. Many returned but many died, many went missing, many were mutilated, and many of them traumatized.
More from my collection- Vintage Photo Bangalore British Regiment Parade 1928., Antique Print- Fort St George, Madras c1782., M. Suriyamoorthy Charcoal On Paper Beautiful Lady (#6)., Vintage Postcard Deolali or Devlali Canteen 1900., Book Everyday Life In India By Rowe
The images are of the actual items from my collection. And Not a photocopy, pirated, reproduced, or stock photos or taken from other sources.
