War, Empire, and Ideology: Linlithgow’s Policies and the Leftist Response in Colonial India

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2026
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Abstract
This paper presents a historical assessment of the role of leftist parties during the Second World War, seeking to critically analyze their influence on the country’s social, economic, and political development. Key Findings and Contributions: Lord Linlithgow’s approach towards the left-wing parties during the Second World War engaged directly with leftist ideology. However, these parties failed to exhibit unity in mounting a strong resistance due to a combination of internal and external factors, most notably the Soviet Union’s entry into the war against the Axis powers. Limitations and Evaluation: The analysis further indicates that Leftist politics in India during the Second World War experienced a significant ideological shift, moving from firm anti-imperialist opposition to active support for the British war effort under the influence of international developments in the Soviet-led communist camp. During this time, the Communist Party of India (“CPI”) adopted a position that diverged from the broader stance of the Indian National Congress, creating notable tensions within the anti-colonial movement.
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Authors Moazzam Wasti, Muhammad Iqbal Chawla
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Journal ROOH-E-TAHQEEQ
Year 2026
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