the bay of bengal coast of india is known as the largest bay in the world.
the bay of bengal coast of india is known as the largest bay in the world.
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in april 1915, unaware of the failure of the "annie larsen" plan, papen arranged, through krupp's american representative hans tauscher, a second shipment of arms, consisting of 7,300 springfield rifles, 1,930 pistols, 10 gatling guns and nearly 3,000,000 cartridges. the arms were to be shipped in mid june to surabaya in the east indies on the holland american steamship ss "djember". however, the intelligence network operated by courtenay bennett, the consul general to new york, was able to trace the cargo to tauscher in new york and passed the information on to the company, thwarting these plans as well. in the meantime, even after the february plot had been scuttled, the plans for an uprising continued in bengal through the jugantar cohort under jatin mukherjee (bagha jatin). german agents in thailand and burma, most prominently emil and theodor helferrich— brothers of the german finance minister karl helfferich— established links with jugantar through jitendranath lahiri in march that year. in april, jatin's chief lieutenant narendranath bhattacharya met with the helfferichs and was informed of the expected arrival of the "maverick" with arms. although these were originally intended for ghadar use, the berlin committee modified the plans, to have arms shipped into india to the eastern coast of india, through hatia on the chittagong coast, raimangal in the sundarbans and balasore in orissa, instead of karachi as originally decided. from the coast of the bay of bengal, these would be collected by jatin's group. the date of insurrection was fixed for christmas day 1915, earning the name "the christmas day plot". jatin estimated that he would be able to win over the 14th rajput regiment in calcutta and cut the line to madras at balasore and thus take control of bengal. jugantar also received funds (estimated to be rs 33,000 between june and august 1915) from the helfferich brothers through a fictitious firm in calcutta. however, it was at this time that the details of the "maverick" and jugantar plans were leaked to beckett, the british consul at batavia, by a defecting baltic-german agent under the alias "oren". the "maverick" was seized, while in india, police destroyed the underground movement in calcutta as an unaware jatin proceeded according to plan to the bay of bengal coast in balasore. he was followed there by indian police and on 9 september 1915, he and a group of five revolutionaries armed with mauser pistols made a last stand on the banks of the river burha balang. seriously wounded in a gun battle that lasted seventy five minutes, jatin died the next day in the town of balasore.
hindu–german conspiracy