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First World War

Main articles: Berlin Committee and Hindu-German Conspiracy See also: Annie larsen affair, Ghadar Conspiracy, The German plot, and Intelligence bureau for the East

With the beginning of the war, the Indian efforts began in earnest to subverting the Sepoy of the British Indian Army and to fund and arm a revolution in India in a massive conspiracy that spanned the globe. The German intelligence agency for the East was formed at this time and actively sought to destabilize British possessions in India, Persia and the middle east. In this, they allied with the Indian revolutionaries and also sought Har Dayal's aid.

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