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In 1943, as India was gripped by a devastating famine that claimed over 3 million lives, Winston Churchill dismissed the crisis, calling Indians “a beastly people breeding like rabbits.” Newly declassified documents reveal how Churchill’s government diverted grain from India to Europe, ignoring desperate warnings from officials on the ground.

Was this sheer racism? Criminal neglect? Or a calculated act of colonial policy? Historians agree: his decisions directly contributed to one of the deadliest famines of the 20th century.
This video confronts the uncomfortable truth about Churchill’s actions and their lasting impact — a story often left out of history books but critical to understanding the cost of silence in the face of injustice.

The Bengal Famine isn’t just a footnote. It’s a mirror. A mirror reflecting how power, prejudice, and policy can turn into mass suffering — and how the victors of history shape the narrative to hide it.
Who profits when we stay silent?

Watch now, and rethink what you know about Churchill and colonialism.
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