Danh ngôn của Neel Mukherjee
The freedom fighters in India's long struggle for independence from British rule, or members of the African National Congress, were once classed as terrorists. History, as they say, is written by victors, but history also has many cunning corridors - how much time must elapse before all those tricky side-passages are revealed?
The freedom fighters in India's long struggle for independence from British rule, or members of the African National Congress, were once classed as terrorists. History, as they say, is written by victors, but history also has many cunning corridors - how much time must elapse before all those tricky side-passages are revealed?
Những người đấu tranh cho tự do trong cuộc đấu tranh lâu dài của Ấn Độ để giành độc lập khỏi sự cai trị của Anh, hoặc các thành viên của Đại hội Dân tộc Châu Phi, từng bị coi là những kẻ khủng bố. Như người ta nói, lịch sử được viết bởi những kẻ chiến thắng, nhưng lịch sử cũng có nhiều hành lang xảo quyệt - phải trôi qua bao nhiêu thời gian trước khi tất cả những lối đi khó khăn đó lộ ra?
Tác giả: Neel Mukherjee | Chuyên mục: Independence | Sứ mệnh: [6]
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