ABSTRACT
This paper addresses the understudied early liberation movement in Goa, under the leadership of Tristão de Bragança Cunha (Chandor, 1891-Bombay, 1958), evidencing its building in the intersection of local, national, and international histories, since Cunha achieved the recognition of the Goa Committee in the Indian National Congress. The ideas and views elaborated by Cunha in those years set the core ideas and political basis of the influential wing led by him in Goan nationalism. The study is substantially based on a set of documents, unapproached before, accessed in 2018 at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Archive (New Delhi).
Keywords:
Indian Liberation Movement; Goa Gommittee of the Indian National Congress; League Against Imperialism and Colonial Oppression; T. B. Cunha, 1891-1958; Jawaharlal Nehru, 1889-1964.