The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c3.54

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The *Varttamān Jagat* Series of Professor Sarkar is described below with the dates of the first publication as books: 1. *Kabarer Deśe Din Ponoro*, "Fifteen days in the Land of Tombs, Egypt'' (1915, 210 pages). 2. *Inngrājer Janmabhūmi*, ``The Homeland of the Briton'' (1916, 586 pages). 3. *Vimśa Śatāvdīr Kurukṣetra* ``The Armageddon of the Twentieth Century'' (1915, 130 pages). 4. *Yankeestān, Vā Atiranjita Iyorop*, ``The Land of the Yankees, or Europe Writ Large, the U.S.A.'' (1923, 824 pages). 5. *Navīn Eśiār Janmadātā*, ``The Parent of New Asia, Japan'' (1927, 425 pages). 6. *Varttamān Yuge Chīn Sāmrājya*, ``The Chinese Empire in Modern Times'' (1928, 450 pages). 7. *Parise Daś Mās*, ``Ten Months in Paris'' (1932, 312 pages). 8. *Parājita Jārmāni*, ``Germany under Defeat'' (1934, 600 pages). 9. *Switzerland* (1930, 75 pages). 10. *Itālite Bār Kayek*, ``Several Times in Italy'' (1932, 302 pages). 11. *Duniyār Ābhāwā*, ``The Atmosphere of the World'' (1925, 276 pages). 12. *Navīn Ruśiār Jīvan Prabhāt*, ``The Life's Dawn of New Russia'' (1924, 100 pages). The last-mentioned volume was not based on personal experience as Russia was not visited by Professor Sarkar. It describes, besides, the Russian events of 1905.