Competing Notions of Communal Self-Identity in Hindu Narratives of the Origins of Non-Hindus (Part 1)
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(Martin Wainwright, Professor of history, U. of Akron) (Cet article a été publié en français précédemment) In his 1939 publication, We Or Our Nationhood Defined, M. S. Golwalker, leader of the Rashtriya Svayemsavak Sangh (RSS – National Volunteer Society) declared: The foreign races in Hindusthan must either adopt the Hindu culture and language, must learn to respect and hold in reverence Hindu religion, must entertain no idea but those of the glorification of the Hindu race and cultur...