A photograph that strengthens the Shanghai Sikh photo collection besides underlining the significant historical presence of Indians in China.
c.1914, Shanghai Tuesday, Mar 17 2015
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A photograph that strengthens the Shanghai Sikh photo collection besides underlining the significant historical presence of Indians in China.
Documenting the less observed history
Documenting the less observed history
Documenting the less observed history
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Documenting the less observed history
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Documenting the less observed history
Documenting the less observed history
Documenting the less observed history
Documenting the less observed history
I have found some photos of Sikhs in Shanghai within my historic family albums covering our family in China 1886-1952. Would you be interested in seeing them?
Thank you. I would definitely love to see the photographs. My email ID is sikhsinshanghai@gmail.com
Please do share them. In my father’s village of Narwar, lahore, there was a Sikh man , maybe a Sandhu, who brought his Chinese wife to the Narwar. They had a son named Karam Singh. The man died after a few years, and his brother married the Chinese widow.This was before partition , between 1934-1947. My email dapschool2@gmail.com
Please do share them. In my father’s village of Narwar, lahore, there was a Sikh man , maybe a Sandhu, who brought his Chinese wife to the Narwar. They had a son named Karam Singh. The man died after a few years, and his brother married the Chinese widow.This was before partition , between 1934-1947. My email dapschool2@gmail.com