When Generals Failed : The Chinese Invasion : Abdiction from Battle, Tawang, Sela, and Bomdila -1962 Darshan Khullar
Material type: TextLanguage: Eng./ Publication details: Manas Publications New Delhi New Delhi 2005Description: 267p. 14.61 x 1.91 x 22.23 cmISBN:- 8170490987
- 954.042 KHU
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Though a good deal has been written - mostly in self justification - the action of military forces in the North-East Frontier region of India during Sino-Indian War in 1962 are still neither well-known nor well-understood. The tragedy is that Kameng was one sector where Indians could have defeated the Chinese, or at least given them a bloody nose, if only there had been a great general and a few good brigadiers on the Indian side to seize the opportunity. This book aims to analyse the Indian psyche and the failure of the Command, by focusing on the 1962 war in the overall historical context.
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