5920295 ?Martial Races of India?: Pathan of the Indian Army, North West Frontier Province and Tribal Territory, 1944 circa (b/w photo) by Unknown photographer, (20th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: ?Martial Races of India?: Pathan of the Indian Army, North West Frontier Province and Tribal Territory, 1944 circa. Photograph, World War Two, India, 1944 circa. ?Martial Race? was a designation created by officials of British India. The British had faced fierce resistance in some regions of India while they easily conquered other areas. This led them to look closely at some of the South Asian races. The British described these races as naturally warlike and aggressive in battle, and possessive of qualities like courage, loyalty, self sufficiency and physical strength. From a collection of photographs taken to illustrate the races recruited into the Indian Army and the geographical areas in which they originated.); by National Army Museum ; out of copyright.