We were making history: life stories of women in the Telangana people's struggle

The Telangana People's Struggle, Stretching From 1946 To 1951, Was The Armed Rebellion Of Men As Well As Women Against The Oppressive Policies Of The Nizam Of Hyderabad. Hyderabad Was India's Largest Princely State With A Population Density, Estimated Above Seventeen Million. Curiously, Almost Forty Percent Of The Whole Population Was Then Under The Control Of Those Landlords Who Mercilessly Established Their Own Feudal Estates. The Feudal Network Called For Manual Labor, Including Both Men And Women, In The Context Of The Feudal Business. 1. The Telangana People's Struggle : A Background -- 2. Writing About Women In Struggles -- 3. Chityala Ailamma -- 4. Ch. Kamalamma -- 5. In Akkirajupalli -- 6. Dayani Priyamvada -- 7. S. Sugunamma -- 8. Pramila Tai -- 9. Kondapalli Koteswaramma -- 10. Dudala Salamma Of Quila Shapur -- 11. Manikonda Suryavathi -- 12. Regalla Acchamamba -- 13. Jamalunnisa Baji And Razia Begum -- 14. Moturi Udayam -- 15. Brij Rani Gour -- 16. Chakilam Lalithamma -- 17. Pesara Sattemma -- 18. Mallu Swarajyam. Lalita K. ... [et Al.] ; Stree Shakti Sanghatana. Subtitle On Cover: Women And The Telangana Uprising.