B. P. Wadia
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Theosophical Publishing House
In 1921 Wadia resigned from the management of the enterprise and president Annie Besant appointed Fritz Kunz to succeed him. Mrs. Besant was considering a plan "for the organization of a publishing business on international lines" with Wadia appointed to that work.[1]
Additional resources
- Dallas Tenbroeck, "B. P. Wadia - A Life of Service to Mankind," available at katinkahesselink.net.
- Articles by B. P. Wadia are available at theosophyonline.com.
Notes
- ↑ "The Theosophical Publishing House," The Messenger 8.10 (March 1921), 632.
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