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After World War I, a number of Indian soldiers and sailors settled in Britain. By 1919, Indian seamen made up 20% of the British sea-going labour force. Nearly 3,500 Indian seamen were killed in World War I and another 1,200 were taken prisoner. By 1919, their wages had stayed the same, while the British seamen's wages had nearly tripled to £14.00 a month. In 1914, Indian deckhands earned between 16 and 22 rupees (£1.00-£1.50) a month and firemen (who worked with the engines) 20 rupees (less than £1.50) compared to wages of £5.10 per month for their British co-workers. Many Bengalis worked on the merchant ships, often working in the depths of the ship in the engine rooms in appalling conditions and for very low pay. In World War I (1914-1918), India sent over 1,300,000 soldiers to fight in Europe. Two World Wars As subjects of the British Empire from the colonies, Indian soldiers and sailors fought in both World Wars.

All Pals Together: A First World War Soldier's Story. 2nd world war history pdf World War II was the largest and most violent armed conflict in the history of mankind.

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