S2-E30 - The Mysterious Death in Taipei of India's Most Controversial Nationalist

Unlike Mahatma Gandhi, fellow Indian pro-independence leader
Subhas Chandra Bose advocated taking up arms against the British.
WWII presented a golden opportunity for this, and in an "enemy of
my enemy" move Bose escaped from arrest in India and headed for
Nazi Germany. But despairing of a German invasion of India that
would overthrow the British, Bose turned to the Japanese. This
controversial Indian revolutionary died in Taipei in 1945,
leading to decades of speculation and conspiracy theories. Here's
the story of this complex figure and his final fate in what was
then still Taihoku, Japanese Formosa.