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About: Lal Paltan

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Lal Paltan (Bengali: লাল পল্টন) ('Red Army') was a Bengali language weekly published in Bengal, India. The first edition appeared in October 1928. The editor of the paper was Bimal Ganguly, publicity officer of the Lilloah E.I.R. Union. The paper carried the hammer and sickle on its first page. British colonial authorities deemed the publication as communist.

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  • Lal Paltan (Bengali: লাল পল্টন) ('Red Army') was a Bengali language weekly published in Bengal, India. The first edition appeared in October 1928. The editor of the paper was Bimal Ganguly, publicity officer of the Lilloah E.I.R. Union. The paper carried the hammer and sickle on its first page. British colonial authorities deemed the publication as communist. (en)
  • Lal Paltan (Rode Leger) was een Bengaals tweewekelijks verschijnend blad, dat uitkwam in de Indiase deelstaat West-Bengalen. Het verscheen voor het eerst in oktober 1928. Op de voorpagina stond de hamer en sikkel afgebeeld, het symbool van het communisme. De editor was Bimal Ganguly. De Britse koloniale autoriteiten beschouwden de publicatie als communistisch. (nl)
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  • Lal Paltan (Bengali: লাল পল্টন) ('Red Army') was a Bengali language weekly published in Bengal, India. The first edition appeared in October 1928. The editor of the paper was Bimal Ganguly, publicity officer of the Lilloah E.I.R. Union. The paper carried the hammer and sickle on its first page. British colonial authorities deemed the publication as communist. (en)
  • Lal Paltan (Rode Leger) was een Bengaals tweewekelijks verschijnend blad, dat uitkwam in de Indiase deelstaat West-Bengalen. Het verscheen voor het eerst in oktober 1928. Op de voorpagina stond de hamer en sikkel afgebeeld, het symbool van het communisme. De editor was Bimal Ganguly. De Britse koloniale autoriteiten beschouwden de publicatie als communistisch. (nl)
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  • Lal Paltan (en)
  • Lal Paltan (nl)
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