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10,000 Memories of Partition: A Warning From a Fallen Empire
When empires collapse, they eventually grace the walls of the Los Altos History Museum. For more than 10 years, the 1947 Partition Archive, a Berkeley-based non-profit, has interviewed, documented and preserved eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the violent Partition of British India in 1947. A grassroots organization, they have now archived more than 10,000 memories—the title of a recent glossy …
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10,000 Memories of Partition: A Warning From a Fallen Empire
When empires collapse, they eventually grace the walls of the Los Altos History Museum. For more than 10 years, the 1947 Partition Archive, a Berkeley-based non-profit, has interviewed, documented and preserved eyewitness accounts from all ethnic, religious and economic communities affected by the violent Partition of British India in 1947. A grassroots organization, they have now archived more than 10,000 memories—the title of a recent glossy …
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