The crossing : A story of partition 1947
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The Crossing is a moving book about the India-Pakistan Partition of 1947. It tells the story of the Ansari family, who live a quiet life in Triplicane, Madras, until history changes everything. As tensions rise, their daily life becomes dangerous, and staying home is no longer safe. The family leaves everything behind and joins the migration toward Pakistan, a place that exists more as hope than certainty. This historical book about 1947 shows the fear, confusion, and courage of people during the Partition. On crowded trains and unfamiliar roads, the family faces many hardships, but also finds kindness from strangers. They must make difficult choices to protect their loved ones. A powerful historical book on the 1947 Partition and an unforgettable India-Pakistan Partition story. The book is based on true events, that tells the story of survival, bravery, and hope. For readers who search for migration history and real stories from that time, The Crossing is a must-read book on the 1947 Partition it brings the events of 1947 to life, highlighting both the brutality and the acts of kindness that shaped this critical moment in history
Publication Information
Daastan Publisher, Wah Cantt, 2026
AKU Student
yes
ISBN
9786275260691
Keywords
1947 Partition, India-Pakistan Partition, Historical fiction 1947, Refugee journey 1947
Recommended Citation
Faraz, A.
(2026). The crossing : A story of partition 1947, p. 177.
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https://ecommons.aku.edu/books/184