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" The City as a Space of Suspicion: Partition, Belonging and Citizenship in Delhi, 1940-1955 "
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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802862
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TL48041
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1640764596; 3665315
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| Main Entry
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Gruenberg, Hillel
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The City as a Space of Suspicion: Partition, Belonging and Citizenship in Delhi, 1940-1955
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\ Rotem Geva Halperin
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Prakash, Gyan
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Princeton University
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2014
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Ph.D.
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2014
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History
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329
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Committee members: Busch, Allison; Nord, Philip; Raman, Bhavani
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-321-37665-4
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| Abstract
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Decolonization in India was combined with territorial partition that resulted in mass killings, forced displacement, and the creation of millions of refugees. India's capital city, Delhi underwent demographic transformation as hundreds of thousands of Hindu and Sikh refugees from what had become West Pakistan poured into the city while a considerable portion of its Muslim population fled in the opposite direction. This dissertation explores the meanings and ramifications of partition in Delhi.
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History; South Asian Studies
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| Descriptor
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Social sciences;Decolonization;Delhi;India;Partition
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Prakash, Gyan
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Princeton University
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