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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8166-0ue a doctorate in philosophy at the University of London. Anand has often told the story of his passage in the mid-1920s from the streets of the Punjab to the squares of Bloomsbury, but he has rarely commented in any detail on his career at the BBC, his friendships with George Orwell, Stevie Smith,

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Wolfgang Immerschitt,Marcus Stumpfhis East End community, grew into a man whose most passionate wish was “to get into the fight against everything he hated” (172). The things he hates include Mosley’s anti-Semitic fascists, Hitlers Nazis, English snobs, capitalist exploiters— the list of evils is almost as long as Orwell’s. Yet desp

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