Ghadar Party

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The Ghadar Party was an early 20th-century revolutionary organization of Indian expatriates, mainly in North America, dedicated to overthrowing British rule in India through armed struggle and insurrection.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian independence movement organization
political organization
revolutionary organization
basedIn San Francisco
composedOf Hindu immigrants from Punjab
Indian expatriates
Muslim immigrants from Punjab
Punjabi Sikh immigrants
countryOfOrigin India
dissolved circa 1948
faced repression by British colonial authorities
foundedAt San Francisco
foundedBy Indian expatriates in North America
Lala Har Dayal
Sohan Singh Bhakna
goal establish an independent India
overthrow British rule in India
hasPart Yugantar Ashram (San Francisco base)
headquartersLocation California
San Francisco
United States
historicalPeriod early 20th century
ideology Indian nationalism
anti-colonialism
revolutionary nationalism
inception 1913
influenced later Indian revolutionary movements
languageOfWorkOrName English
Hindi
Punjabi
linked to: Punjabi language

Urdu
linked to: Urdu language
mainRegionOfActivity India
North America
method armed struggle
insurrection
motto Ghadar (mutiny or revolt) against British rule
linked to: Ghadar Party
movement Indian independence movement
namedAfter Ghadar (meaning revolt or mutiny)
linked to: Ghadar Party
notableMember Baba Gurdit Singh
Bhagat Singh Bilga
Bhai Parmanand
Kartar Singh Sarabha
Lala Har Dayal
Rashbehari Bose
Sohan Singh Bhakna
Tarak Nath Das
opposedTo British Empire
British rule in India
participatedIn Ghadar Mutiny plot during World War I
linked to: Ghadar Party

Hindu–German Conspiracy
publication Ghadar newspaper
linked to: Ghadar Party

Hindustan Ghadar
linked to: Ghadar Party
publisherOf Ghadar newspaper
Hindustan Ghadar
linked to: Ghadar Party
significantEvent World War I Ghadar conspiracy
linked to: Ghadar Party
typeOfRepression trials and executions of members
usedPrintingPressAt Yugantar Ashram, San Francisco

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Bhagat Singh influencedBy Ghadar Party literature
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar Party publication Hindustan Ghadar
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar Party publication Ghadar newspaper
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar Party publisherOf Hindustan Ghadar
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar Party significantEvent World War I Ghadar conspiracy
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar Party participatedIn Ghadar Mutiny plot during World War I
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar Party motto Ghadar (mutiny or revolt) against British rule
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar Party namedAfter Ghadar (meaning revolt or mutiny)
linked to: Ghadar Party
Hindu–German Conspiracy relatedTo Ghadar Movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Bhai Parmanand memberOf Ghadar Party
Yugantar Ashram (San Francisco base) associatedWithMovement Ghadar movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Ghadar newspaper publisher Ghadar Party
Ghadar newspaper associatedWithEvent Ghadar Movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Tarak Nath Das movement Ghadar movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Tarak Nath Das memberOf Ghadar Party
Sohan Singh Bhakna movement Ghadar movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Sohan Singh Bhakna memberOf Ghadar Party
Kartar Singh Sarabha movement Ghadar Movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Kartar Singh Sarabha memberOf Ghadar Party
Bhagat Singh Bilga movement Ghadar movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Bhagat Singh Bilga affiliation Ghadar Party
Lala Har Dayal movement Ghadar Movement
linked to: Ghadar Party
Lala Har Dayal memberOf Ghadar Party
Lala Har Dayal founded Ghadar Party
Rashbehari Bose participantIn Ghadar movement
linked to: Ghadar Party