The Indian men traumatised by fighting for Russia

During World War II, thousands of Indian men were recruited to fight for the Soviet Union against the Nazis. These men, known as the “Red Eagles”, faced extreme hardship and violence on the Eastern Front. Many of them returned home traumatized by their experiences.

Despite their sacrifices, the Indian men who fought for Russia were often forgotten in their own country. They struggled to reintegrate into society and were plagued by psychological scars from the horrors of war.

This article explores the untold stories of these brave soldiers and sheds light on the lasting impact of their service. It is a reminder of the sacrifices made by all those who fought for freedom during one of the darkest periods in human history.