‘Using a Blacksmith’s Hammer to Crush a Fly’: Jallianwala Bagh, Public Order and Popular Protests in late Colonial India

IF 0.1 Q4 AREA STUDIES History and Sociology of South Asia Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.1177/22308075211049835

J. Wani

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This article reconstructs the unfolding of events in India in March–April 1919 that led to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. It evaluates the circumstances and the administrative and military response from a legal history perspective. It argues that the Jallianwala Bagh massacre was not a unique event but culminated colonial rage against a broader anti-colonial mobilisation.

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“用铁匠的锤子砸碎一只苍蝇”:Jallianwala Bagh，殖民后期印度的公共秩序和民众抗议

本文重建了1919年3 - 4月印度发生的导致Jallianwala Bagh大屠杀的事件。它从法律史的角度评估了当时的情况以及行政和军事反应。它认为，Jallianwala Bagh大屠杀不是一个独特的事件，而是对更广泛的反殖民动员的殖民愤怒的高潮。

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