The Indian men traumatised by fighting for Russia

Many Indian men left their families and homeland to fight for Russia during World War II. These brave soldiers faced immense challenges and witnessed unimaginable horrors on the battlefield.

However, the experiences of these Indian men were often overlooked and forgotten in the history books. Many suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after the war, but their struggles were not widely acknowledged or addressed.

It is important to remember and honor the sacrifices made by these Indian men who fought for Russia. Their stories deserve to be heard and remembered, as they bravely served their adopted country in a time of great need.