1. India was part of the British Empire in 1939-45 (though it had some autonomy in some areas). It fought alongside Britain throughout the war. 2. There was an unspoken assumption that the reward for doing so would be independence after the war. (India and Pakistan became independent on 15 August 1947). 3. After the fall of Singapore (in January 1942) Indians were as keen as anyone else to make sure that India wasn't occupied by the Japanese.
Britain didn't "choose" the Allied side. Britain played a key role in creating the Allied side. Britain and France had pledged themselves by treaty to assist Poland if it was attacked. On 1 September 1939 Germany invaded Poland, and two days later Britain and France went to war against Germany. This had the effect of turning what might otherwise have been a local war into a much wider conflict.
Mahatma Ghandi was the spiritual leader. The Brits ruled India during world war 2 and there was no dictator.
Britain and India were on the same side in World War 2
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Mahatma Ghandi was the spiritual leader. The Brits ruled India during world war 2 and there was no dictator.
India was under British control during World War II, but Mohatma Ghandi was a major political and spiritual influence during the time.
Britain and India were on the same side in World War 2
Allies
Scotland was part of the Allied Powers during World War 2 .
The other side.
on the allied side
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The Allies .
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