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70. Mahajan, Mehr Chand. Looking Back. – Bombay: The Book Centre Private Ltd., 1963 (reprint 1994). – 308 p.
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82. Азад, Абул Калам. Индия добивается свободы. Автобиографический очерк. – М.: Издательство восточной литературы (ИВЛ), 1961. – 348 с.
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