By the end of 1914, troops from the Indian subcontinent made up two infantry and two cavalry divisions which fought on the Western Front in France. By the end of 1914, troops from the Indian subcontinent made up two infantry and two cavalry divisions which fought on the Western Front in France. Wilful ignorance of Britains colonial past in part explains the refusal by Boris Johnsons government to accept the existence of institutional racism in modern Britain. Pictured: A Sikh regiment on the march in France in 1914By the end of 1914, troops from the Indian subcontinent made up two infantry and two cavalry divisions which fought on the Western Front in France. Of the troops and labourers who came from the colonies, India contributed the most - around 1.5million Indians took part in the British war effort.
Alphonse Gabriel Capone and Dan McCauley refused to face racism.
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Alphonse Gabriel Capone and Dan McCauley refused to face racism .
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