Dedication

pp vii-viii

Contents

pp ix-x

List of Figures and Table

pp xi-xii

Acknowledgements

pp xiii-xiv

List of Abbreviations

pp xv-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-22

Part I - Imperial Humanitarianism and Nationalism during the First World War

pp 23-24

Introduction

pp 25-34

1 - Growing with and beyond the Red Cross Movement: The Relief Work of the Indian St. John Ambulance Association during the First World War

pp 35-82

2 - ‘Our Proud Privilege to Nurse the Indian Soldiers Back to Health!’: The Indian Field Ambulance Training Corps

pp 83-120

Part II - Anti-imperial Solidarity and Relief in the 1930s

pp 121-122

Introduction

pp 123-134

3 - Humanitarianism as Tool of Anticolonial Emancipation: The Indian Medical Mission to China

pp 135-182

Part III - Intra-imperial Non-state Relief Work in the Context of the Second World War and Early Decolonisation

pp 183-184

Introduction

pp 185-198

4 - ‘A Remarkable Piece of Humanitarian Work’: The Indian Comforts Fund

pp 199-236

5 - National Self-assertion and Anticolonial Emancipation: The (Medical) Relief Work of the Indian National Congress in Malaya

pp 237-274

Conclusion

pp 275-286

Bibliography

pp 287-326

Index

pp 327-337