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Partition of India (1947) — The Radcliffe Line, Mass Migration & Human Trauma

Partition of India (1947): Borders, Trauma, and Human Displacement This video examines the making of the Radcliffe Line and the catastrophic human consequences that followed. We trace the secretive, rushed division of Punjab and Bengal, document the mass migration of millions, and analyze the extraordinary violence — including the systematic abduction and sexual assault of women — and the long-term psychological and cultural trauma of displaced communities. Content warning: This video discusses communal violence, sexual violence, and forced displacement. Viewer discretion is advised. What you’ll find in this video • How and why the Radcliffe Line was drawn • The logistics and chaos of partitioning Punjab and Bengal • Numbers and scale of migration and deaths (estimates vary) • Gendered violence and the abduction of women across communities • Refugee camps, British security concerns, and administrative failures • Oral histories, literature, and the lasting trauma of loss and exile. If you found this useful, like, subscribe, and turn on notifications — it helps get historical truth to more viewers. Share this video with students, teachers, or anyone studying modern South Asian history. #Partition1947 #RadcliffeLine #History #SouthAsia #HumanRights