. . . and his rollicking affair with Mrs Mountbatten as told by the lady's daughter herself, have truly put Nehru in a spot posthumously.
This information is false. According to Stanley Wolpert (who met Nehru) in 'Nehru: A tryst with Destiny,' Nehru was a homosexual. It is well known that Louis Mountbatten was a famous homosexual. Wolpert implies that Nehru's affair was with Louis, not Edwina.
See http://www.amazon.com/Nehru-Tryst-Destiny-Stanley-Wolpert/dp/product-description/0195100735 for the details of this book. I quote from the 'Product Description' from the above link:
With a subtle analysis of the various influences on Nehru's intellectual and political life--including the early homosexual influences . . .
Maybe Chacha, Louis & Edwina were all bi-sexuals and they had some sort of a threesome? Who knows? Lots of possibilities! Someone should perhaps do a Phd on Chacha's sexuality. JNU would be a good university to do it in.
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. . . and his rollicking affair with Mrs Mountbatten as told by the lady's daughter herself, have truly put Nehru in a spot posthumously.
This information is false. According to Stanley Wolpert (who met Nehru) in 'Nehru: A tryst with Destiny,' Nehru was a homosexual. It is well known that Louis Mountbatten was a famous homosexual. Wolpert implies that Nehru's affair was with Louis, not Edwina.
See
http://www.amazon.com/Nehru-Tryst-Destiny-Stanley-Wolpert/dp/product-description/0195100735
for the details of this book.
I quote from the 'Product Description' from the above link:
With a subtle analysis of the various influences on Nehru's intellectual and political life--including the early homosexual influences . . .
Maybe Chacha, Louis & Edwina were all bi-sexuals and they had some sort of a threesome? Who knows? Lots of possibilities! Someone should perhaps do a Phd on Chacha's sexuality. JNU would be a good university to do it in.
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