‘Kill all the British who are sucking Indian blood' — Japanese leaflet, issued in 1944, depicting a British couple indulging in a lavish meal while emaciated Indians starve: a reference to the Bengal Famine. - History Education Network

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‘Kill all the British who are sucking Indian blood’ — Japanese leaflet, issued in 1944, depicting a British couple indulging in a lavish meal while emaciated Indians starve: a reference to the Bengal Famine.

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