by
Hugh Davis
Now available as an e-book (to be sent in .pdf files by e-mail) from Brit-Am.
William Hugh Russell-Davis used the name Hugh Davis for most of his life.
He was born in Wales, grew up in Wales and England, served in the British Royal
Air Force
and escaped death on numerous occasions. In India he was a cypher expert and
courier for the RAF
during World War -2. This book tells of his childhood, early youth, and
experiences in India.
The work includes insights and interesting anecdotes, anthropological and
philosophical observations,
and autobiographical details of an adventurous nature.
British civilization is compared to that of other nations especially India.
The sexual mania resulting from matriarchal rule amongst Indian Native Tribes is
described in detail.
We see that people are basically the same everywhere while remaining
fundamentally different.
There is much to learn from this work.
The book "Indian Interlude" by Hugh Davis makes for interesting and enjoyable
reading.
Price $20.
Indian Interlude by Hugh Davis (1998).
e-book version by Brit-Am 2011.
Highlights:
Childhood in Wales,
encountering different cultures; meeting with Hitler and realization of
immediate danger to Britain and the world; German bombers leave only Hugh and
one other alive; impressions of India, Castes, real witchcraft and magic; the
goddess of death and evil; Indian riots and senseless slaughter of each other;
Primitive (but beautiful and well-formed) Indian Tribesmen (and women) and their
female-rulership;
encircled by a hungry Bengali Tiger; chased by beautiful women and chasing them;
the horrors of famine; murder of a British philanderer by his native paramours;
the doctor who went native; suppression of mutinous behavior; reflections about
Western and Eastern civilizations.
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